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Who are your climate justice advisors?
Climate justice is suddenly a political priority for the White House, but how should businesses tackle the many injustices that define the climate crisis and the clean tech transition?
Tributes flow following death of Peter Ainsworth, Conservative MP and pioneering Green Tory
Former colleagues and friends have paid tribute to former Conservative frontbencher Peter Ainsworth, who played an integral role in pushing conservation and climate action into the political mainstream
Cycling is 10 times more important than electric cars for reaching net zero cities
Research led by the University of Oxford's Christian Brand shows people who walk or cycle have lower carbon footprints from daily travel
Netflix's behind-the-scenes script for achieving net zero
The streaming giant has a new sustainability strategy and the potential to reach new audiences with its net zero message
Aviation is plotting a sustainable course
Joel Makower explores the various strategies and investments airlines are deploying in pursuit of their new sustainability goals
So now you have a net zero target: What does a robust climate plan actually entail?
A series of resources analysing the state of net zero pledges unveiled by nations and companies to date are aiming to drive a step change in the quality of climate plans
Should you swap plastic for aluminum packaging? It's complicated
Jesse Klein explores how some leading businesses are navigating the complex choices that shape efforts to deliver more sustainable packaging
Can C-suite paychecks save the world?
Joel Makower asks if the growing popularity of sustainability-linked bonuses is making a difference to corporate sustainability efforts
Net Zero Investment Framework: What is in the IIGCC's net zero investment toolbox?
Blueprint published this morning by IIGCC sets out tools, policies, and targets that can help asset managers and owners achieve net zero financed emissions by mid-century
International Women's Day: Sustainable business leaders reveal their hopes for 'a greener, fairer economy'
For International Women's Day, BusinessGreen spoke to green economy leaders on the state of diversity in the sector
What business can learn from the human costs of COVID-19
How have sustainability executives responded to the crises and what lessons can be learned to enhance business resilience in the future?
Burning ambition or crude awakening? How investors view oil giants' growing interest in renewables
Tie-ups look set to become a leading trend as oil and gas companies scramble for a piece of the zero carbon pie
Digging into the complex, confusing, and contentious world of soil carbon offsets
Jim Giles explores the deep divisions that are shaping the emerging field of soil-based offsets
Inside the UK's largest domestic vehicle-to-grid project
Ovo's technology arm Kaluza provides BusinessGreen with a fresh look at the platform behind Project Sciurus, the world's largest domestic vehicle to grid project
Major retailers are backing these nine alternatives to single-use plastic bags
Could the planet-littering plastic bag be on the way out?
Britain's right-wing tabloids have turned to 'green nationalism' to sell climate action
Keele University lecturer in media and culture Pawas Bisht assesses recent climate action campaigns launched by the likes of The Sun and the Daily Express
Why energy efficiency is key to net zero
Hundreds of companies are announcing net zero strategies, but where are the energy efficiency programmes that should be at their heart?
The inside story of the Net Zero Asset Owners Alliance
The move to bring together many of the world's top investors in support of the net zero transition has quickly emerged as a 'gold standard' for how to drive climate action, but how did it come about and what will it do next?
Net Zero Finance: Is green finally going mainstream?
Investors managing portfolios worth trillions of dollars are now backing net zero ahead of COP26 - could 2021 prove a transformative year for financial markets?
CES 2021's Green Highlights: Solar-powered TV remotes, electric air taxis, and balcony beekeeping
Taking place virtually for the first time, the annual Consumer Electronics Show once again featured a host of emerging clean technologies - BusinessGreen takes a look at some of the most eye-catching developments
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