The credibility of an ambitious new climate accord could rest on one word - assuming governments can reach a workable compromise in Dubai
Rishi Sunak yesterday told world leaders the UK was 'totally committed to net zero', but speaking to the press the focus was on scrapping heat pump rules and China's rising emissions
A personal essay on how the climate crisis is reshaping everything and why COP28 matters much more than you think
Hunt's flurry of green reforms in the Autumn Statement are welcome, yet still dangerously underpowered
The UK's climate resilience spending is running to stand still, providing further evidence that attempts to 'just adapt' to climate change will come at huge cost
The difference between 'phasing out' and 'phasing down' fossil fuels could determine whether climate disaster is averted or not - governments have a duty to explain what the terms they are squabbling over mean
12 thoughts on an inspirational few days at the Net Zero Festival 2023
Why building a net zero emission economy inside three decades is a bit like writing and performing a symphony
BusinessGreen has just turned 16 - a lot has changed since we launched, and a lot sadly hasn't
Rishi Sunak's comments on the government's net zero strategy displayed a worrying complacency - business leaders are right to demand more clarity on the path ahead