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UK power grid could run solely on green power and nuclear during the summer months, but gas and storage will be needed in winter, according to new analysis

Extreme weather events could increasingly disrupt UK businesses and their supply chains

The debate about the right to repair is shifting as more consumer electronics companies explore circular product models

Swiss firm has had carbon cutting targets approved by independent committee, confirming goals are in line with international ambitions

S&P Global Ratings warns water-related risks are rising, leaving water-intensive firms exposed

Concrete construction sector can cut emissions 80 per cent by 2050 with only "moderate" investment

People can now send off any brand of old toothbrush or toothpaste tube by post for recycling under latest TerraCycle partnership

Danish energy giant sees surge in earnings from offshore wind, driving interim profits up 14 per cent

Figures from Waitrose suggest animal welfare, environmental and health concerns driving sea change in UK diet

City of London authorities unveil first public details of plan to make city centre street a hub for clean air