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Global Briefing: Norway smashes EV sales, again
All the green business news from around the world this week
Dirty air, tailpipes, and COVID-19
Air pollution impacts how the human body can fight infections and viruses - it is time for governments and businesses to recognise these risks
Company car tax rule change could provide keys for "massive" EV market boost
Drivers of company cars who opt to go electric will pay no benefit-in-kind (BiK) tax from next week, marking a dramatic drop from the 16 per cent rate in place today
SDG16: Six top tips for delivering peace, justice, and strong institutions
Many businesses will conclude that SDG16 is mainly the preserve of governments, but there are tangible steps companies can take to help deliver on its crucial targets
What mobilizing innovation for COVID-19 can teach us about catalyzing climate tech
Heather Clancy explores how some leading clean tech firms are lending their shoulder to the wheel to tackle the coronavirus crisis
SDG16: Fostering peace, justice and strong institutions in a world under duress
SDG16 calls for the promotion of peaceful and inclusive societies and accountable and inclusive institutions – its goals have never felt more important
How can the capital prepare its workforce for a net zero London?
Sadiq Khan has mooted an ambitious net zero goal if he is re-elected Mayor, but a London Assembly report argues more for more focus building the skills to get there
Alphabet moonshot Tidal heralds the age of precision aquaculture
Demand for protein from sea creatures such as tuna, salmon and shrimp is growing far faster than for animal proteins
SDG15: How carbon offsets are protecting forests - and changing lives
Corporate investment in carbon offsets is helping to fund a project in West Africa that is delivering on multiple Sustainable Development Goals through its protection of precious forest habitats and its services for local communities
SDG15: How can businesses best protect life on land?
From natural capital accounting and nature based solutions to vertical farming and net zero strategies, a suite of policies are emerging to help businesses support SDG15 and protect life on land
Stores are essential for the Loop reusable packaging program
The Loop circular packaging model is fast taking shape, and the company behind it insists conventional retailers still have a huge role to play in its success
SDG15: The fight for life on land
Progress on protecting life on land has been agonisingly slow, as deforestation and habitat loss has accelerated, but hopes remain that a step change in global land management can yet be engineered
In photos: Renewables projects as you've never seen them before
From rooftop solar to large-scale PV farms, the the STA's Photo of the Year competition captures the changing face of the UK's energy landscape
Finding a natural sense of urgency to act
Mike Hower takes a biomimicry hike and reflects on what sustainability executives can learn from the desert
Courts, contracts, and commercial law: A new frontier for climate action?
The Chancery Law Project is bringing together all sections of the legal profession to try and drill climate action into contracts, regulation and national laws
Plane, train, or automobile? The climate impact of transport is surprisingly complicated
All modes of high-speed travel come with a cost to the environment, and their climate impacts need to be considered holistically
Why BASF, Bristol-Myers Squibb and Colgate-Palmolive view the SDGs as an innovation catalyst
Top corporates reveal how the SDGs can deliver a lot more than a burnished reputation
People hate flight shame - but not enough to quit flying
Roger Tyers of the University of Southampton argues that the 'flygskam' movement is gathering momentum
Inside Enginuity's plan to build a workforce for the future
The engineering skills body is overhauling its image and operations as the sector it serves readies for 'Industry 4.0'
SDG14: Could electric ferries power up a new era of greener shipping?
From Scandinavia to South East Asia Danfoss is charting a course towards zero emission shipping
How CEOs, experts and philosophers see the world's biggest risks differently
The World Economic Forum cited extreme weather, climate change and natural disasters as the top risks facing the world in 2020, while CEOs cited trade wars, over regulation, and uncertain growth
How companies can source leather more sustainably
The environmental impact of using this material mirrors that of using cattle as a protein source
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