Opinion

The tech sector can help deliver on COP26 promises such as curbing methane, ending fossil fuel finance and reversing deforestation, explains techUK's Craig Melson

Reducing methane is in the hands of a small number of large multinational corporations, which have the resources to act, writes Changing Markets Foundation's Nusa Urbancic

Companies pursuing gender-equitable climate initiatives will be in a better position to do business in a net zero economy, writes Rupal Kantaria from Oliver Wyman

Ian Calvert, director of the Association for Decentralised Energy, offers a 'Gonzo' take on his experience of COP26 in Glasgow - aka 'a savage journey to the heart of the Climate Dream'

Andrew Warren explores the EU Commission's ambition to include European shipping in its emissions trading scheme

The biodiversity net-gain requirement is among the most important conservation policy initiatives of the last two decades, argues Environment Bank chairman and founder Professor David Hill CBE

Companies must slash their own emissions while also working to restore nature and reduce tropical deforestation both within and outside their value chains, explain EDF's Ruben Lubowski and Emergent's Eron Bloomgarden

The government's aim to make the UK the world’s 'first net zero-aligned financial centre' mean businesses have to rethink how and what they value, writes AECOM's Robert Spencer

The UN Climate Summit in Glasgow may not have delivered all of the game-changing action required, but it may spark further action elsewhere across society, writes Hubbub's Trewin Restorick

Despite the tense, last-minute drama, the Glasgow Climate Pact sends a very clear investment signal to businesses and financial institutions, argues Nick Molho from the Aldersgate Group