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Energiesprong: Dutch-style retrofits could slash carbon emissions from 11 million UK homes
With £120m of backing, Dutch style retrofits could slash carbon emissions, gas demand and consumer bills, Green Alliance report argues
The secret to warmer, greener homes lies in going Dutch
As temperatures plunge many of us are shivering in our homes - but 'Energiesprong' is here to help, says Green Alliance's Chris Friedler
'Not good': Natural Capital Committee gives UK green progress scathing review
'Substantive action is now very urgent' if government is to meet natural environment pledge, declares independent advisory body
SDG4: Sustainable education, sustainable education, sustainable education
Education is one of the cornerstones of sustainable development, but are businesses doing enough to support the emergence of a 21st century education system?
More trains, more buses: How to send UK transport emissions into reverse gear
When it comes to transport, the UK's emissions reduction journey is going backwards - but campaigners believe a massive expansion of rail and bus travel could help solve the problem
Climate change could leave Britain going hungry
The threat climate change poses to Britain's food producers is yet another reason to act on emissions, argues WWF's Gareth Redmond-King
Investors urged to flex muscle in support of just transition
New report argues investors should engage with Just Transition risks in the same way as they are now engaging with environmental risks
A Green New Deal: Properly, this time
David Powell of the New Economics Foundation argues the time is right for the UK to revive the Green New Deal concept
Global briefing: AOC preps Green New Deal legislation
BusinessGreen rounds up all the green business news from the world this week
Is it Beyond Petroleum for real this time?
BP's shock decision to publish a Paris Agreement consistent strategy is a huge win for investors, but who decides how to define 'consistent'?
Are you ready? UK firms urged to prepare for new green reporting rules
Government advises more than 11,000 UK companies to prepare for new reporting rules on energy use, emissions, and efficiency measures which will apply from April
Ofgem's Targeted Charging Review shows a disregard for the government's energy policy
RenewableUK's Nathan Bennett warns that proposed reforms from Ofgem run counter to the government's clean growth and decarbonisation goals - and renewables projects could suffer as a result
Solar trains: Government confirms funding for low carbon rail projects, but does it go far enough
Five projects to each received £350,000 as Department for Transport seeks to cut diesel emissions across the UK rail network
Has the EAC uncovered Britain's two-tier green fashion industry?
Cohort of fast fashion brands chastised for lagging behind rest of the industry when it comes to environmental action
There is nothing a father wants less than to recognise the nurses at children's A&E - It's time for real action to tackle air pollution
UNICEF's Alastair Harper issues a heartfelt plea for bolder action to tackle air pollution
Renewables surge, coal declines: The inside track on Europe's clean energy transition
Renewables deliver a third of EU power, emissions keep falling, but lignite clings on - all the key takeaways from Sandbag and Agora Energiewende's latest annual assessment
Understanding the policy principles for a 'Just Transition'
'Just transition' was the hot topic at last year's COP24 climate conference in Poland - but how can governments and businesses actually deliver on their promises?
Auf wiedersehen coal
The German coal phase out plan is a curate's egg - in truest sense of the term
Climate-concerned investors turn heat up on global food giants
Investor coalition worth $6.5tr demands tougher action on greenhouse gas emissions and water usage from likes of McDonalds, Domino's, Burger King, and KFC
Could offshore wind soon prove cheaper than its onshore cousin?
New report from Cornwall Insight suggests plummeting offshore wind costs and strict onshore planning rules could see the cheapest form of new power move offshore
SDG3: The secret to a greener, healthier office
However large or small a company is, there are simple ways to cut its environmental impact and boost employee wellbeing, argues Claire McLoughlin from the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change
Global Briefing: Budweiser takes renewables message to the Superbowl
All the green business news from around the world this week
Three takeaways on the makeup and purpose of sustainability teams
Plus, how political polarization is affecting priorities and succession planning
Study: Fear of breaching competition law stifling sustainability efforts
EXCLUSIVE: Competition law is having a 'chilling effect' on sustainability projects in the agriculture supply chain, Fairtrade Foundation warns
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