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Without clarity and an end to a raft of policy delays from the government, the UK risks falling behind not because it regulated too much, but because it waited too long to decide, writes techUK's Craig Melson

Business groups and campaigners broadly welcome plans for new Energy Independence Bill, but activists lament limited action on nature recovery

BusinessGreen's latest webinar explored how businesses are responding to rising costs, constant policy shifts, and evolving Scope 2 reporting requirements by developing more flexible and sophisticated energy sourcing strategies

ScottishPower's senior environmental manager, Kate McGeoch, reflects on how a non-linear career path has prepared her for the 'breadth and uncertainty' of working in sustainability

The rules governing carbon credit trading in the Paris Agreement are sound - the question now is whether the capacity to apply them will be developed quickly and broadly enough to make the mechanism work, writes Ritika Tewari from the Project Developer...

Local authorities may be blighted by under-funding and constrained by the UK's centralised system of government, but there are still lots of levers they can pull to advance climate action

If the UK seizes the moment it can build an energy system that powers a more competitive, more secure, and more prosperous Britain, writes Laura Sandys

Niall McEvoy, head of compliance and green infrastructure expert at Viritopia, explains why living walls are more than purely aesthetic features, and why a shift in perception is needed to roll them out at scale

Ahead of the company's sponsorship of the Innovation of the Year at the UK Green Business Awards, SOCOTEC's Xavier Aguiló unpacks the 'multifaceted and interconnected' drivers of low-carbon creativity

Litigation is a rising climate-related risk for companies, but investor views differ on the scale of the risk facing their assets, writes Tiffanie Chan from LSE's Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment