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In-depth

$9.6tr in corporate risk over nature loss? What investors should know

Biodiversity

$9.6tr in corporate risk over nature loss? What investors should know

Which industries are most at risk, why it's hard to measure nature and what is the new meaning of "good business sense"

clock 14 October 2022 • 3 min read
Climate Action 100+: Top corporate polluters accused of failing to act on climate goals

Management

Climate Action 100+: Top corporate polluters accused of failing to act on climate goals

Underwhelming results of Climate Action 100+ benchmarking exercise prompts calls for reform of investo group's approach when it reboots for a new five-year cycle next year

clock 13 October 2022 • 5 min read
Jacob Rees-Mogg declares 'I am not a green energy sceptic', as net zero plans come under fire

Energy

Jacob Rees-Mogg declares 'I am not a green energy sceptic', as net zero plans come under fire

Business Secretary promises to boost UK renewables as reports suggest a row is brewing with Number 10 over plans to block solar farm developments

clock 13 October 2022 • 9 min read
'Cheaper, stronger, further': Are electric trucks about to move into the fast lane?

Haulage

'Cheaper, stronger, further': Are electric trucks about to move into the fast lane?

Electric heavy goods vehicles have been projected to reach price parity with diesel trucks by 2035 - but are government's ready to push truckmakers to produce them?

clock 13 October 2022 • 6 min read
'Time is not on our side': How worsening climate impacts pose major threat to global energy security

Energy

'Time is not on our side': How worsening climate impacts pose major threat to global energy security

World Meteorological Organisation calls for doubling of clean energy supplies within eight years alongside increased focus on adaptation and resilience

clock 12 October 2022 • 4 min read
'Seriously inadequate': Can the UK deliver net zero without behaviour change campaigns?

Politics

'Seriously inadequate': Can the UK deliver net zero without behaviour change campaigns?

A new report from the House of Lords warns up to a third of emissions savings through to 2035 must come from people changing behaviours - but the government has no plan for delivering them

clock 12 October 2022 • 7 min read
Why the anti-growth accusations are wide of the mark

Policy

Why the anti-growth accusations are wide of the mark

The government's current economic strategy is misguided, outdated, and likely to hamper the growth of the green industries of the future, writes WWF's Karen Ellis

clock 12 October 2022 • 6 min read
Is the government about to 'blow a hole' in the UK's net zero strategy?

Policy

Is the government about to 'blow a hole' in the UK's net zero strategy?

The government's 'attack on nature' and its opposition to new solar farms could have serious consequences for the UK's long-term net zero strategy

clock 11 October 2022 • 9 min read
Good for the planet and our pockets: The time to invest in low-carbon technology is now

Policy

Good for the planet and our pockets: The time to invest in low-carbon technology is now

Solar panels, heat pumps and electric vehicles can reduce bills, increase house value and cut carbon emissions, writes WWF's Leanne Atkinson

clock 11 October 2022 • 4 min read
Operation Rolling Blunder? From fracking to solar, government opens up new fronts in 'attack on nature'

Politics

Operation Rolling Blunder? From fracking to solar, government opens up new fronts in 'attack on nature'

Proposals to block solar farms, revive fracking, and roll back planning rules are further fuelling the impression the government really is engaged in an 'attack on nature'

clock 10 October 2022 • 10 min read
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