A look at some of the big green business news stories from around the world this week, including a landmark carbon market deal, EU green investments, and a new electric bus network in Senegal
BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week
Limiting land conversion is a notoriously difficult challenge that requires alignment between companies, governments, farmers and other stakeholders
By reusing and recycling materials, the construction sector can tackle its climate footprint while limiting material shortages, writes Cemex Ventures' Ibon Iribar
Arup's Alison Norrish and Nille Juul-Sorensen explain how cost and carbon saving measures guided the creation of a new all-electric transport link for London Luton Airport
As extreme weather events intensify and multiply, cities and towns need to act rapidly to protect communities and futureproof urban areas, writes Arup's Martin Shouler
Influential agency sets out how the world's governments can meet the COP28 goal to triple renewables capacity by 2030
Ahead of the 10th season of Formula E, the first all-electric race series' vice president of sustainability, Julia Pallé, discusses sport’s 'unmatched' power to inspire change
The latest edition of the World Economic Forum's Global Risk Report again underscores how climate impacts present a growing threat to the global economy on multiple fronts
Scheme would be modelled on system used to drive investment in electricity interconnectors