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News Analysis

People power: The case for a national public engagement plan for climate change

Policy

People power: The case for a national public engagement plan for climate change

A failure to inform and engage the public with the climate crisis could result in a 'vocal and unrepresentative minority of the population' undermining net zero goals, according to a major new report

clock 07 September 2023 • 8 min read
'Very little has changed': Has the 'de facto' onshore wind farm ban really been lifted?

Wind

'Very little has changed': Has the 'de facto' onshore wind farm ban really been lifted?

The government insists its latest planning changes will help 'provide a cleaner, cheaper and more secure energy system for the UK' - but the onshore wind industry begs to differ

clock 06 September 2023 • 9 min read
Can the global green energy transition bridge the $18tr investment gap it faces?

Energy

Can the global green energy transition bridge the $18tr investment gap it faces?

Major new analysis from Boston Consulting Group predicts a green energy system can solve the 'trilemma', but a massive scaling up in wind, solar, and grid storage capacity is urgently required through to 2030

clock 06 September 2023 • 5 min read
'Severe global threat': How invasive plant and animal species are costing economy $423bn a year

Biodiversity

'Severe global threat': How invasive plant and animal species are costing economy $423bn a year

Threat posed by invasive alien species to planet and society 'underappreciated, underestimated and often unacknowledged', according to new UN-backed report

clock 04 September 2023 • 6 min read
'Clear advantages': How a domestic green steel industry could cut UK emissions and boost security

Policy

'Clear advantages': How a domestic green steel industry could cut UK emissions and boost security

Green Alliance report argues UK could face major supply chain risks if it fails to build out green steel production capacity

clock 04 September 2023 • 4 min read
Global Briefing: Biden administration announces $15.5bn EV transition plan

Policy

Global Briefing: Biden administration announces $15.5bn EV transition plan

Leading Indian corporates call for bolder climate action, developing countries set out proposals for $100bn Loss and Damage fund, and Uber debuts its electric bike fleet in Africa in this week's Global Briefing

clock 01 September 2023 • 8 min read
Could the world's greenest phone provide a template for others to follow?

Technology

Could the world's greenest phone provide a template for others to follow?

Dutch social enterprise hails increased use of recycled plastics, metals, and battery materials in 'climate conscious' Fairphone Five

clock 30 August 2023 • 5 min read
'Science superpower': Could beefing up public funding for alternative protein development boost UK food security?

R&D

'Science superpower': Could beefing up public funding for alternative protein development boost UK food security?

Industry group calls on government to invest £78m a year in plant-based and cultivated meat research and development through to 2030

clock 30 August 2023 • 4 min read
Global Briefing: Frans Timmermans stands down as EU climate chief

Policy

Global Briefing: Frans Timmermans stands down as EU climate chief

Changes at the top for EU climate diplomacy, India ramps up green investment plans, and drought hits the Panama Canal

clock 25 August 2023 • 6 min read
The green commodity revolution is coming - how can businesses stay ahead of the curve?

Supply chain

The green commodity revolution is coming - how can businesses stay ahead of the curve?

Bain & Company research contends the shift to green commodities such as low carbon steel, sustainable chemicals, and biofuels is already underway, and 'a turning point' is fast approaching

clock 24 August 2023 • 7 min read
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