Opinion
After the trilemma: Four principles for the power sector
Greg Clark's speech in response to the Helm Review on the cost of energy - in full
To save the planet, I am willing to be both a lawmaker and a lawbreaker
Green MEP Molly Scott Cato praises EU's legislative progress on decarbonisation, but warns mass civil disobedience may still be necessary
What will it take to get to net zero?
Sam Fankhauser of the LSE Grantham Research Institute believes net zero will require global political will, private sector ingenuity and a huge surge of investment
Nothing confusing about choosing to go green
ScottishPower's Keith Anderson responds to suggestions its green power transition has been misleadingly reported
Deep retrofit of 26 million homes is a great business opportunity
There's money to be made from draughty homes, says Richard Miller of Miller-Klein Associates
Navigating the government's guessing game on future environmental governance
Green Alliance's Ruth Chambers has five key questions for 'green Brexit' policymakers
The clock is ticking
When biodiversity is threatened it's not just the animals at risk, warns WWF's Gareth Redmond-King
A Big Six supplier 'going green' is our chance to clear up confusion on clean energy
Good Energy's Juliet Davenport wants more clarity over green energy tariffs
Can Champagne help us think bigger on sustainability?
With reports of commodity-driven deforestation accelerating, sustainability in countries like Brazil and Indonesia needs a regional approach similar to that enjoyed by gourmet brands like Champagne
New alignment project can 'cut the clutter' in business reporting
Today a new project will be launched to promote alignment between the major financial and non-financial standard-setters globally - Richard Howitt of the IIRC explains the thinking behind the ambitious new initiative
UK businesses are making the case for onshore wind
RenewableUK's Nathan Bennett reveals how a number of firms are demonstrating how onshore wind farms can deliver low cost power
Burning to solve climate change: The BECCS paradox
For land rights and justice, the international climate solution is fundamentally flawed, argues ClientEarth's Caroline Haywood
The business role in reaching 1.5C
Circular infrastructure will be a crucial tool for businesses to cut emissions, writes AECOM's Robert Spencer
Will the fashion industry be dragged into the plastic debate?
Hubbub's Trewin Restorick warns the fashion industry could be hard hit by concern over microplastics
Why we must continue to back Green GB Week
Tech UK's Susanne Baker reflects on a tumultuous Green Great Britain Week earlier this month
Tackling plastics does not excuse anchor-dragging on climate action
The IMO's plan to crack down on plastic waste is welcome, but it must deliver results for the climate as well
The straw ban that broke the public indifference?
It may be a case of gesture politics, argues Tom Chivers, but a ban on plastic straws is part of a trend that is helping to unlock wider change
The limits of Science-Based Targets
Forum for the Future's Iain Watt is feeling cynical about science-based targets
It's time to make sure all landlords play by the rules
We're not making sure landlords comply with even the most basic energy efficiency rules, argues Andrew Warren
Green GB: Decarbonising while reindustrialising
EEF's Frank Aaskov argues rising energy prices for manufacturers need tackling in order to decarbonise UK industry
Standing on the shoulders of giants in a rising sea
Environment Agency chair Emma Howard Boyd's speech to the Global Engineering Congress on building UK climate resilience and jobs
Prepare for the electric surge
For taxi drivers, the range limits of EVs are more than offset by the potential fuel cost saving
The SDGs have a PR problem
The Sustainable Development Goals have created agreement without action, argues FHF London's Paul Afshar
What's the beef?
In the wake of the latest climate change report, red meat is back on the agenda as an answer to reducing carbon emissions - but, asks Louise Gray, is it really that simple?
