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Plus China seeks to almost double its nuclear capacity and Octopus Energy Generation unveils $250m Africa energy fund, in our round up of all the top green business news from around the world this week

From how to talk to Reform voters about climate to lessons in comms from green influencers, BusinessGreen shares some of the key talking points from the recent Content Rising conference

When women are seen, heard and sufficiently invested in, we all benefit from inclusive, innovative and effective solutions, writes Chanel's chief sustainability officer Kate Wylie

More than 25 major UK businesses have signed a new statement today backing the development of Nature Positive Transition Pathways - now we need more companies and the government to get on board, writes WWF's Karen Ellis

Countries such as India, Egypt, and Brazil are home to more than half the world’s $1.6tr 'clean industrial pipeline', spanning sectors from aluminium and chemicals to aviation and steel

Global demand for bio-based Sustainable Aviation Fuels is set to double once again this year - but the sector is still only meeting a fraction of jet fuel demand, according to BloombergNEF

The UK's nature-friendly farming schemes are strategic investments which protect rural jobs, reduce public spending on flood recovery, and help avoid the spiralling costs of climate damage and adaptation, writes Leo Mercer from LSE's Grantham Research...

In a reversal of recent trends fossil fuel funding from the world's top 65 banks increased $84.8bn in 2024, according to the annual Banking on Climate Chaos report

The government could have sidelined climate policies in the Spending Review - instead it earmarked billions of pounds for the green economy, writes UK Corporate Leaders Group director Beverley Cornaby

Head of sustainability and ESG at language service provider Dals talks targeting emissions from interpreters and integrating sustainability into new organisations