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Could 'greenhushing' do as much damage to businesses as the 'greenwashing' it is seeking to guard against?

EXPLAINER – After the UN High Seas Treaty achieved the 60 ratifications it needs to enter into force, BusinessGreen Intelligence explores what businesses can expect from new ocean regulations

The motivation for the move to regenerative farming was both altruistic and financial on one Shropshire family farm - Wendy Short finds out more

EXPLAINER - The merging of existing climate reporting standards has been hailed as a 'watershed', with experts claiming it could save time, money, and administrative headaches - But what happens now?

It is possible to minimise the impact on biodiversity of new housing developments, but only if new nature-friendly techniques are embraced

Trail-blazing Manchester Prize finalists explain how harnessing AI could help turbocharge the low-carbon economy

Sam Littlejohn, European head of returns and repairs at Amazon, discusses the retail giant's first 'Prime Day' for pre-loved products and the 'fundamental mindset change' among consumers towards second hand shopping

The UK is facing growing wildfire risks, but it can learn from countries that have become increasingly adept at managing the threat posed by more intense fires

Speaking exclusively to BusinessGreen, Diageo's Ewan Andrew reflects on the drinks giant's progress towards its climate goals, and explains why it needed to dilute some of its most ambitious targets

Earlier this summer Massive Attack headlined 'London's greenest' festival, which organisers used as a testbed for a host of pioneering environmental initiatives