News Analysis

BusinessGreen rounds up all the top green business news from around the world this week

New report released at latest UN climate talks in Bonn stresses the importance of action on food systems in meeting climate goals

Energy Transitions Commission concludes world has sufficient supplies of crucial clean tech raw materials, but policy and industry action critical to tackling escalating supply chain risks

As Labour and the Tories seek to draw pre-election dividing lines, the government stands accused of failing to resolutely back its own decarbonisation policies, prompting concerns across the green economy

A trio of rulings from the UK's advertising regulator could have major consequences for oil and gas firms' marketing strategies

Companies which buy carbon offsets decarbonise twice as fast as those that do not, arresting new research suggests

From oil and gas licenses to heat pumps and recycling to active travel, crucial planks of the government’s climate policy framework are coming under attack from all sides

Last week's crunch talks were on the 'brink of chaos', but on Friday 170 nations agreed to draw up an initial first draft of a global plastic pollution treaty by November

Plus major Saudi green hydrogen facility, ExxonMobil CCS deal and all the top green business news from around the world this week