Analysis

From reforestation and agroforestry, to BECCS and direct air capture - expert opinions differ on whether some carbon removal projects should be considered more 'durable' than others

New polls show public support for net zero targets is trending downwards following months of attacks from right wing politicians and media titles - how can climate campaigners and green businesses respond?

Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage insist their approach to the net zero transition is 'pragmatic', but is it just another tactic for delaying climate action?

New research reveals the scale of 'misleading' news reports, editorials, and opinion articles that continue to cast electric vehicles in a negative light - but what do editors have against a technology that is more popular than ever?

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

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

Significant progress has been towards turning ammonia and methanol into viable, low carbon shipping fuels in recent years – but there remain many hurdles to widespread adoption ahead

The 'manosphere' is steeped in anti-environmentalism, but are there ways to connect young men with environmental action that benefits both them and the economy?

The International Court of Justice's landmark opinion that governments are legally accountable for climate action, or the lack thereof, is expected to have immediate and far-reaching implications

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: July 2025 part two