Opinion
Modernising the UK economy: Zero carbon, closed loop and conservationist
Charles Secrett reflects on the epic challenges and opportunities facing an economy in desperate need of a comprehensive green revamp
Why climate change is going to clobber our economy
Bob Keefe of Environmental Entrepreneurs argues the new US Congress needs to wake up fast to the economic crunch that awaits as climate impacts escalate
We don't need a 'Bladerunner' approach to farming
British farming subsidies should focus on funding organic and regenerative farming systems, argues Green MEP Molly Scott Cato
New year, fresh outlooks (feat. Pete Tong)
Madeleine Cuff's first Business Talk column of the year considers how quickly consumer sentiment can change on green issues
Rallying businesses for the climate fight
Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama writes exclusively for BusinessGreen on the role businesses can play in the international effort to tackle climate change
Why organic farming can help feed the world sustainably
Meeting SDG2 is about more than just ramping up food production, says the Soil Association's Sarah Compson
Towards net gain
The concept may remain controversial, but, argues AECOM's Joseph Franklin, the government's new net gain proposals could help boost UK biodiversity
Home truths: Green building expectations are changing, and businesses are responding
UK GBC's John Alker takes the microscope to the latest trends in green housebuilding
In normal times, 2018 would have been a good year for an environmentalist
But that's before you think about Brexit, laments Green Alliance's Shaun Spiers
COP24 and the color of money
In a world darkened by distrust and dysfunction, the prismatic hues of big business shined through
The reuse revolution
We need to be careful the reusable revolution brings true environmental benefit, warns Bunzl's Joanna Gilroy
Is it time for a Climate Damages Tax?
COP24 hammered home the fact that time is running out, argues Gareth Redmond-King - is it time to think more seriously about workable loss and damage policies?
Flexible networks need to be at the heart of a net zero carbon economy
David Smith of the Energy Networks Association on the need for smarter power
What can the Waste and Resource Strategy learn from a pioneering campaign in Leeds?
The Waste and Resources Strategy is suitably ambitious, but how can it deliver on its bold vision? Hubbub's Trewin Restorick has some pointers
A record-breaking year for renewables - and more to come
RenewableUK's Luke Clark reflects on a record-breaking year for the offshore wind industry
Never mind COP24, OPEC may be barrelling us towards a greener world
All eyes are on COP24, but Juliet Davenport argues it is the latest OPEC meeting that could provide the bigger boost for clean technologies
The stranded wealth of nations?
Thijs van de Graaf and Michael Bradshaw argue a critical component of the 'just transition' is being ignored
The scientific case for a climate 'war effort'
Professor Nick Cowern warns the even the IPCC 1.5C report may be over-optimistic - and businesses and governments need to respond to the 'climate emergency'
For miners and heavy industry carbon pricing can help cut climate emissions faster
Tom Butler CEO of the International Council on Mining and Metals explains why the sector is keen to see carbon pricing schemes expanded - and fast
Forget what you think you know about American attitudes to climate action
Tom Chivers reflects on new polling that suggests the average American consumer is concerned about climate change, whatever President Trump says to the contrary - and corporate leaders are responding
Plastic Is Your Frenemy
WRI's Kevin Moss argues plastics were once seen as nature's friend, but attitudes have changed and business models must change too
Clean energy: How the UK is helping developing nations remain competitive without carbon emissions
DFID Minister Harriet Baldwin argues there has never been a better time to help developing nations install renewable energy sources
Raising the profile of UK remanufacturing
Sam Pentony argues the government's upcoming Resource and Waste Strategy has to start at the top of waste hierarchy and make room for remanufacturing
Could businesses hold the key to overcoming climate apathy?
Leo Barasi warns that increasingly visible climate impacts will not on their own spur greater action - a just transition path and compelling business narrative is also needed
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