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Competition and Markets Authority pledges to 'keep a close eye' on the boiler manufacturing sector, as it launches a probe into Worcester-Bosch's 'hydrogen-blend ready' boiler claims

Grundfos' Louise Koch explains what makes sustainability a 'team sport', hails the importance of 'low hanging fruit' technologies, and shares why a background in anthropology has helped her pursue a green career

BusinessGreen has just turned 16 - a lot has changed since we launched, and a lot sadly hasn't

A reliance solely on reporting as a means to manage environmental risks could limit companies' future ability to thrive, write Forum for the Future's Ariel Muller and Gemma Bridgman

Paris Agreement goals risk slipping out of reach unless world doubles investment in preparing power grids for accelerated rollout of renewables, heat pumps, and EVs, International Energy Agency warns

The oil and gas industry has claimed a 24 per cent reduction in emissions from the North Sea basin since 2018 justifies its expansion - BusinessGreen unpacks the argument

Two exit polls indicate ruling Law and Justice Party has not won enough seats to form a government, potentially paving way for easing of strained relations with EU on climate policy

Rivers, lakes, wetlands, and aquifers underpin around 60 per cent of global GDP, yet they are under severe strain from unsustainable agricultural and food production practices, new WWF report warns

Companies need to get started on creating high quality and clear climate transition plans, writes the Transition Plan Taskforce's Kate Levick

All the top green news from around the world this week, from a new corporate climate disclosure law in California to the latest dire warnings about ice loss in Antarctica