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The very first farmers hundreds of thousands of years ago often made landscapes even more biodiverse, which may offer lessons for rewilding efforts today, argue Jonathan D. Gordon and Brennen Fagan from the University of York

How the event organisers have sought to reduce the games climate impact, from minimising new construction, banning most single-use plastics to eliminating diesel generators

Innovators driving solar and autonomous vehicles, tyre wear capture, and tech creating 'wonder material' graphene and hydrogen fuel from methane at the Goodwood Festival of Speed's Future Lab lift the hood on their stories so far

The fashion company wants to decarbonise its textile vendors by switching them to heat brick startup Rondo Energy

BusinessGreen Intelligence unboxes Weetabix Food Company's efforts to source 75,000 metric tonnes of wheat a year from within 50 miles of its factory

Advance market commitments have accelerated solutions deployment for other global challenges, such as vaccine distribution - Here's how they could speed carbon reduction and removal

Half the world’s GDP depends on nature but only five per cent of companies have goals for addressing biodiversity loss.

Vattenfall Heat's Jenny Curtis discusses how lessons from successful district heating deployment in the Nordics and Amsterdam are shaping a billion-pound UK rollout

Octopus Energy's chief product marketing officer reflects on how a mix of innovation and obsession means progress in the heat pump is starting to feel a 'little bit easier'

Labour and the Conservatives offer differing visions for the future of the North Sea oil and gas industry, with significant implications for the economy, energy security, and the net zero transition