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'We must work with nature, instead of exploiting it': UN warns plundering of natural resources puts global economy at risk

Climate change

'We must work with nature, instead of exploiting it': UN warns plundering of natural resources puts global economy at risk

Natural resource extraction, consumption set to rise 60 per cent by 2060, damaging the climate, biodiversity and human prosperity in the process, UN report warns

clock 01 March 2024 • 6 min read
IEA: Global energy emissions rise in 2023, but clean tech rollout eats into fossil fuel demand

Energy

IEA: Global energy emissions rise in 2023, but clean tech rollout eats into fossil fuel demand

IEA report confirms global CO2 emissions from the energy sector rose 1.1 per cent in 2023, but growth is slowing thanks to renewables and electric car rollout

clock 01 March 2024 • 8 min read
For a masterclass in spooking business, look to the Conservatives

Politics

For a masterclass in spooking business, look to the Conservatives

Inconsistency in government policymaking is killing business confidence, writes Tepeo's Johan du Plessis

clock 01 March 2024 • 4 min read
BMW's circular drive: How the auto giant is steering towards a fully recycled and recyclable car

Transport

BMW's circular drive: How the auto giant is steering towards a fully recycled and recyclable car

BMW Group's Dr Irene Feige discusses the manufacturer's embrace of circularity and long-term vision of a fully recyclable car made from secondary and bio-based materials

clock 29 February 2024 • 13 min read
Drax advances carbon capture plans, as feedstock controversy escalates

CCS

Drax advances carbon capture plans, as feedstock controversy escalates

Energy company announces plans to explore potential for North Sea carbon storage, in same week as it faces fresh questions over the sustainability of wood chips sourced from North America

clock 29 February 2024 • 8 min read
 The UK is treading water on its shipping emissions

Shipping

The UK is treading water on its shipping emissions

Charting a greener future for shipping offers fantastic opportunities for business - but government must act fast, writes Transport & Environment's Jon Hood

clock 29 February 2024 • 4 min read
Blowing the budget: Why the Third Carbon Budget's 'surplus' emissions are so important

Policy

Blowing the budget: Why the Third Carbon Budget's 'surplus' emissions are so important

The CCC's advice on what to do with the Third Carbon Budget's pandemic-boosted emissions savings is unequivocal - the government must resist the temptation to cynically weaken the UK's world-leading climate targets

clock 29 February 2024 • 8 min read
Supply chain, unchained: How the Budget could unleash the UK's economic potential in renewable energy

Wind

Supply chain, unchained: How the Budget could unleash the UK's economic potential in renewable energy

The Chancellor must focus investment in projects, supply chain, ports and skills to drive forward the UK's energy transition, argues RenewableUK's Lucinda Tonge

clock 29 February 2024 • 3 min read
'Staggering': How the growing global waste mountain is set to cost $640bn by 2050

Waste

'Staggering': How the growing global waste mountain is set to cost $640bn by 2050

UNEP report argues that shifting to zero waste and circular economy approaches could eliminate soaring waste costs and deliver $108bn in economic benefits by 2050

clock 28 February 2024 • 7 min read
If aviation wants to go green, it can start with fairer taxes

Aviation

If aviation wants to go green, it can start with fairer taxes

Aviation taxes can provide life-changing assistance to countries least responsible for the climate crisis, writes Opportunity Green's Sabrina Khan-Dighe

clock 28 February 2024 • 5 min read
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