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CDP: Firms failing to strengthen climate risk reporting despite EU guidelines
Review of 80 of Europe's biggest companies finds continuing gap between environmental risks listed in reports and concrete actions being taken to address them
Good COP, bad COP: Can the UN Climate Summit deliver?
BusinessGreen takes a deep dive into the key opportunities and stumbling blocks that are set to shape next week's UN Climate Summit in Poland
New Green Watchdog: Independent or captured from the start?
IEMA's Martin Baxter sets out the three criteria against which the government's imminent plans for a new post-Brexit Green Watchdog should be measured
'The time is now': Government unveils plans for UK's first carbon capture and usage project
Edinburgh Summit to see release of new action plan designed to deliver UK's first major CCUS project by the mid-2020s
How can businesses turn SDG aspirations into tangible strategies?
Tangible business actions built around the SDGs remain few and far between, but a new best practice guide is hoping to change that
The date is looming: Will the deal work?
Labour's Alan Whitehead argues the government's handling of the smart meter roll out needs a revamp
Green transition: Power now in the hands of developing countries, says BNEF
Global volume of new coal-fired capacity falls 38 per cent in 2017, as developing nations pivot to green power
10 years in, the Climate Change Act is about to face its first real test
As the Climate Change Act turns 10, James Murray offers an end-of-term report
No such thing as too much information - The Science and Politics of Climate Change
Michael Gove's speech on the unveiling of the UK's latest climate projections - in full
How the Climate Change Act took on NIMTO
Ten years ago today Martyn Williams was celebrating the passage of the Climate Change Act, but what did the historic legislation aim to achieve?
The Climate Change Act at 10: Baroness Bryony Worthington on the best thing she ever did
BusinessGreen catches up with one of the key architects of the Climate Change Act to reflect on a decade of green achievements and frustrations
The Climate Change Act at 10: The infrastructure revolution is just picking up steam
Chair of the National Infrastructure Commission Sir John Armitt reflects on 10 years of the Climate Change Act
Ten years on: What the Climate Change Act means to me
BusinessGreen speaks to key figures across the green economy as they reflect on the legacy of the UK's trail-blazing Climate Change Act
Global briefing: Greenhouse gas emissions hit record high - again
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green business news from around the world
Why not deliver low cost, low carbon energy for consumers?
ScottishPower Renewables CEO Lindsay McQuade makes the case for a green energy policy re-think
Report: Europe must end fossil fuel car sales by 2035
Nations must go further and faster to phase out combustion engine cars, new analysis suggests
Degrowth is the radical post-Brexit future the UK needs
Brexit is a looming crisis, but the ensuing chaos is an opportunity to create a radical alternative vision for the UK. Degrowth is the future we need, argues Joe Herbert from Newcastle University
An international mission to ends of the Earth to seek answers to climate change: why the Thwaites Glacier matters to me
Claire Perry explains how a pioneering new UK-US research project to Antarctica will help inform domestic climate resilience efforts
Committee on Climate Change: The UK needs a plan for hydrogen
Government must lay the groundwork now for decarbonising heat in the coming decades, say expert advisors
'Pitiful' support or a 'beacon for inward investment': Is the UK doing enough to harness the offshore energy 'whirlwind'?
Industry insiders suggest £60m clean energy auction allocation could be better than it first looked, but concerns remain that government is gambling with the offshore wind pipeline
Could this be the world's first ultra-low emission quarry?
Volvo and Skanska have been testing a range of prototype equipment, in a bid to create the world's first emissions free quarry in Sweden
Report: What would net zero by 2045 look like for the UK
New study from WWF suggests net zero emissions by 2045 is possible for the UK - provided changes in industry, energy and lifestyle roll out nationwide
The corporate politics of protest
Perhaps protestors and businesses are on the same side in the climate fight?
Could the humble mushroom hold the key to greener industry?
Novozymes' microbial scientist Sara Landvik takes BusinessGreen on a stroll to learn about how mushrooms could help the world hit its Paris Agreement goals
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