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BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

Giana Amador, executive director of the Carbon Removal Alliance, talks about the nonprofit’s first priorities and how she thinks the federal government should get involved in carbon removals

Organisations are currently locked into a ‘mitigation mindset’ that ignores adaptation risks, writes Emapsite’s Ben Ruhrmund

The complicated relationship between sporting organisations and the high-carbon companies they partner with has been well recorded. But could SailGP’s Impact League offer a new model of sport sponsorship?

Bang-for-buck should be the focus when using costly clean hydrogen - home heating and driving do not pass the test, writes the Carbon Trust's Nina Foster

Social Market Foundation argues landmark legislation has delivered positive economic environment for UK manufacturers – but warns opportunities will be lost without more ambitious policy

Food sharing app co-founder and CEO Tessa Clarke explains why food waste needs its ‘Blue Planet moment’ and discusses the challenge of funding and monetising a platform that relies on 'sharing your spare'

The government must resist the urge to slow down on climate action, writes TechUK's Craig Melson

The Digital Catapult’s head of sustainability, Dr David Pugh, reflects on learning the green ropes as a teen working in Marks & Spencer and the importance of commercialising the ‘twin transition’

Controversy around how to deal with the wreckage of the Fukishima power plant has major implications for the UK's nuclear plans, writes Andrew Warren