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Obituary: Sam Barker, director of the Conservative Environment Network
'An incredible advocate for a greener and more sustainable society'
Onshore wind: Record high deployment in 2017 but government policy threatens future development, warns RenewableUK
Anaylsis warns that under existing policy UK could see investment and new capacity coming online drop sharply in 2018 and 2019
The power of changing narratives for systems change
To shift thinking we need to think deeply about how we communicate sustainability, argues Forum for the Future's Steph Draper
'We will go into complete ubiquity': Meet the self-assured CEO of the mysterious Faraday
Andrew Scobie, CEO of UK-based energy technology firm Faraday, tells BusinessGreen his company could one day be as big as Apple, Amazon, and Google
Global briefing: California backs 2045 carbon-free energy target
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green economy headlines from around the world
Sick of coal yet?
The recent EPA decision doesn't just fail sustainability professionals — it will trigger a public health crisis
Government urged to issue post-Brexit stimulus package for green energy sector
Investment in low-carbon infrastructure could collapse post-Brexit unless government prepares emergency support plans, new report warns
20 reasons the UN's carbon offset video was a terrible idea
'Breathe easy'? Really? Is that what you want to go with?
Regional power: Does the world need national governments to fight climate change?
Cities, states and regions alone could reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by up to 2.2 gigatonnes by 2030 according to new research - but is that enough to avoid dangerous warming?
How can digital technology improve supply chain sustainability?
Three important shifts are underway to improve supply chain management, says Rainforest Alliance's Daan de Vries
'Climate action was just too little and too slow for Hulot': What was behind this week's shock resignation?
Alasdair MacEwen explores what prompted the French Environment Minister to quit in protest at the government's green policies
'Once in a lifetime opportunity': Calls grow for government to deliver on Green Brexit promises
Group of 55 campaign groups write to Prime Minister urging her to deliver sweeping agricultural policy reform, as Conservative politicians call on government to beef up Green Brexit vision
We need more honesty in sustainability
Like Nicholas Hulot, companies should be more willing to face facts when things aren't working
Ambitious environmental regulations can give the EU the competitive and low carbon economy it needs
Far from being a barrier to economic growth, well-designed and ambitious environmental regulations will allow the EU to decarbonise its economy and boost the competitiveness of its businesses, argues Nick Molho
Walmart tried to make sustainability affordable. Here's what happened
How the arrival of Lee Scott's granddaughter triggered one of the world's most wide-ranging sustainability strategies
European EVs accelerate past the one million milestone
Sales of plug-in EVs up 42 per cent in first six months of 2018
We must ensure that AI delivers a greener, fairer world
Artificial intelligence is happening, and it demands an intelligent, climate smart, response, argues Green Party's Molly Scott Cato
Ørsted's Matthew Wright: 'All renewables are potential growth areas for our company'
Ørsted's UK managing director Matthew Wright discusses wind droughts, waste-to-energy, international expansion, and the company's Brexit contingency plans
What's going on in the world of plastic?
Here's the who, what, where, when and why of waste
Global Briefing: VW to launch electric car sharing scheme in Berlin
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green economy headlines from around the world
How we keep the lights on through extreme weather
How will energy technologies cope with the extreme weather climate change will bring? IMechE's Matt Rooney investigates
Machines to mangroves: Tackling water risk with nature-based solutions
Water security is a financial risk for companies, warns CDP's Cate Lamb, but some firms are using nature-based solutions to reduce risk and save money
Mastercard: Should we go cashless to cut carbon?
Switching cash for card will help bring vulnerable communities into the formal economy and cut emissions, Mastercard's first chief sustainability officer Kristina Kloberdanz tells BusinessGreen
World's cleanest firms enjoy solid growth, even as tariff wars start to bite
Stock value of Clean200 list, which ranks firms according to their clean energy revenues, falls behind fossil fuel benchmark due to solar tariffs and a surge in oil prices
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