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Net zero and the environment are likely to be critical issues throughout the upcoming election campaign, and from concerns about clean technology costs to the on-going sewage crisis there are plenty of potential battlegrounds

Green business figures, politicians, academics, think tanks, and experts react to the Prime Minister's decision to hold a General Election on 4th July 2024

Sustainable lifestyles need to be promoted as not just good for the planet, but also for bank accounts, health, happiness and society, writes Futerra's Lucy Shea

Bioenergy with CCS technology carries significant risks and will fail to deliver the emissions savings promised, argues Ember's Frankie Mayo

Ministers' decision not to rollover surplus emissions savings into the next Carbon Budget period is good news, but it also hands a huge challenge to whoever forms the next government

Unilever recently refocused its sustainability strategy and pushed back several key target dates - chief sustainability officer Rebecca Marmot talks to BusinessGreen about the thinking behind the changes

All parties eyeing government should focus on delivering a coordinated, long-term retrofit plan that can decarbonise homes, writes Energy Saving Trust's Stew Horne

Characterisations of Drax as the world's biggest wood burner are misleading and sometimes deliberately dishonest, argues environmental campaigner Jonathan Porritt

Bloomberg NEF's latest clean energy outlook warns that time is running out to achieve net zero goals - but an 1.65C warming scenario is still possible

Ahead of the company's sponsorship of the UK Green Business Awards, Verco's Dave Worthington talks to BusinessGreen about sustainability's march into the mainstream, new tools to accelerate the roll out of heat pumps, and what his green superpower would...