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There are just one or two business cycles to go until the end of the decade - 2023 has to be a landmark year for the green economy

The UK has endured yet another year of economic underperformance - there is only one route available that can break the pattern of managed decline, but the clock is ticking

The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework promises to end the decline in nature, but can it really catalyse the transformation in business models that is required?

The Labour Climate and Energy Forum is an important and overdue addition to the green political landscape

The levels of anger and frustration across the green movement are unprecedented, and with good reason

A flurry of reports all tell the same story: renewables are transforming the world, but they are not doing it fast enough

Jeremy Hunt's tax raid on clean energy and underpowered energy efficiency plans will do nothing to jolt the UK out of its decade-long economic despondency

Progress at COP27 is worryingly slow and governments are failing to take some of the easy wins that could give global climate efforts some much needed momentum

Could the COP27 prove more important than last year's Glasgow Summit? Next week's Summit in Egypt matters in ways that even many of the participants appear to have not yet grasped

Liz Truss and the Conservative Party have brought chaos to UK politics, and the UK's competitiveness in a decarbonising world risks becoming one of the many casualties