In-depth

The science says the UK will keep getting wetter, hotter and drier all at once - companies which help households adapt are set to thrive, writes hubbub CEO Alex Robinson

Europe's fire season has been the most damaging on record, data shows China's carbon emissions fell in the first half of the year, and plans advance for Sweden's first small modular reactor

Marc Hudson at the University of Sussex explores why wind farms are the subject of such controversy, even when they continue to command support from the vast majority of the public

Brands must back up sustainability strategies with visual storytelling that is authentic and aligned with real‑world impact, writes Getty Images' Jacqueline Bourke

Microgeneration records are being toppled and now larger projects are enjoying a wave of planning approvals - are the UK's ambitious clean power plans starting to be realised?

Our homes are not just a cost, but energy assets - let's stop wasting their potential, writes Laura Sandys

Earlier this summer Massive Attack headlined 'London's greenest' festival, which organisers used as a testbed for a host of pioneering environmental initiatives

The EU has introduced stronger policies on air quality, biodiversity, and climate, while many UK environmental policy frameworks have largely stood still, new research alleges

Now is the time to take stock, tighten systems, and put rigour at the heart of how sustainability is communicated, writes Kerry Stares from law firm Charles Russell Speechlys

The UK faces a choice - lock into energy-hungry cooling, or redesign homes, streets and routines to stay cool naturally - writes University of East London research fellow Mehri Khosravi