international women's day

Social enterprise seeks to empower millions of women working in cotton production worldwide to adopt more sustainable and productive farming practices

I never imagined myself working in a 'hard-to-abate' industry like cement, but - crucially - it was never presented to me as an option, writes Natalija Jovasevic from the World Cement Association

This International Women's Day, women don't need a pat on the back - they need investment in female-led climate tech solutions, writes Carbon13's Stephanie Alys

Women have disproportionately felt the impacts of the gas price crisis and must be central to decisions about future of energy, writes the ADE's Sarah Honan

New awards for 2024 are first to celebrate contribution of women across the UK's burgeoning green economy

There are many brilliant women working to advance the green economy - the inaugural Women in Green Business Awards aims to provide the celebration they deserve

Corporates that ignore the relationship between gender diversity and the nature and climate crises are putting themselves and their net zero goals at risk

PwC has warned the net zero transition could 'perpetuate inequalities' across the OCED without more targeted intervention from government and business - but without better tracking of diversity in the sector, will organisations be able to credibly claim...

Gender bias, parenting duties, and a lack of interest in sustainability in general highlighted as most significant barriers hindering female executives' ability to influence corporate decision making