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If you squint hard enough there's a path to carbon removal at a gigatonne scale - but it’s far from guaranteed, writes Shopify's Mitchel Selby

Just six European clean fuel projects dedicated to decarbonising the maritime sector have been funded to date, according to a new analysis

The turbulent 2019-2024 Parliamentary term has drawn to a close, with many promised green policies and legislation running out of road before the election was called - but a handful of laws beat last month's cut-off point

The Wildlife Trusts' Kathryn Brown and Frontier Economics' Matthew Bell ask why a topic that should be part of upcoming manifestos is being relegated to the periphery

Also this week: Global SUV emissions soar, India adds 10GW of solar in three months, and low EU ETS prices prompt concerns

BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

The Coalition wants to mine used electronics for valuable metals to reduce waste and grow jobs

The relationship between water and carbon emissions should be carefully considered in efforts to decarbonise the built environment, writes Cenergist’s Caroline Gray-Mason

IN FOCUS: BusinessGreen Intelligence dissects what the Science Based Target initiative's latest jargon-heavy addition to its corporate sustainability handbook means for business

The is huge opportunity for technology and data to drive sustainability goals - the next government should make it a priority, writes TechUK's Mia Haffety