In-depth

The UK already has the engineering capability, storage geology, industrial clusters and technical expertise to lead in carbon removal, writes Enfinium's Karl Smyth

Chris Bolt, Pipebot Patrol project manager at Northumbrian Water Group, explains how the company is using robots to extend infrastructure lifespans

Government moves to tackle extreme heat, as Canada introduces new methane rules and the UK looks to support South African clean energy investment

From the US to the UK, polls show a large majority of the public want more climate action - green businesses, campaigners, and political leaders need to now work to push the issue up their list of priorities

EPR is a means of applying one of the most classically conservative ideas in economics: the polluter pays principle, writes Kitty Thompson from the Conservative Environment Network

Independent Farming Profitability Review sets out 57 recommendations to the government, including making nature risk reporting mandatory for UK businesses

Trump may have won, but two thirds of voters think climate change is driving up the cost of living, a clear majority supports renewables development, and over three quarters want the US to stay in the Paris Agreement

BusinessGreen Intelligence unwraps efforts to make artificial Christmas trees more sustainable, and ensure real trees do not end up roasting on an open fire

We need a common framework linking publicly-funded programmes with private finance to encourage employers to invest in training and career opportunities for the future workforce, writes Groundwork's UK chief executive Graham Duxbury

There’s huge potential in transforming brownfield land from an environmental liability and eyesore into local renewable energy generators, writes academic Harry Radzuan