Opinion

Nick Robins is professor in practice for sustainable finance at LSE’s Grantham Research Institute, and Dr Ma Jun is special advisor to the governor of the People’s Bank of China.

We must move away from a 'take, make, waste' mentality to drastically reduce the amount of material we consume, argues Environmental Justice Foundation CEO Steve Trent

The newly-launched Green Pensions Charter brings together companies which want to act to tackle the climate crisis, writes Make My Money Matter’s Jacinta Dillon

Don't listen to the fossil fuel enthusiasts pushing fracking as a solution for the UK's currently volatile energy market, argues ECIU's Dr Simon Cran-McGreehin

Hubbub's Trewin Restorick explains how drone research carried out by the charity has fed into recommendations to drive positive behaviour change in Bournemouth

Mark Carney's Taskforce for Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets risks failing to tackle the problems that have long beset CO2 offsets, argues Greenpeace's Louisa Casson

To ensure sustainable food production for a growing global population, significant capital investment is required, writes Peter Bachmann from Gresham House

While hydrogen may have an important role to play in future, batteries are the better option for rail decarbonisation in the short term, argues Hitachi Rail CEO Andrew Barr

The UK government should increase tax on things we want less of - such as pollution - and reduce tax on things we want more of - such as jobs - explains Eunomia's Chris Sherrington

The advertising sector has spent more than a century persuading people to consume more ‘things' - can it now drive a shift towards more sustainable consumption, asks Anna Lungley from Dentsu International?