Opinion

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?

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's speech at the 76th Session of the UN General Assembly

Now is the time to make up for years of little progress in developing and deploying this essential technology, writes LSE's Esin Serin, policy analyst at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment

The most effective resilience strategies harness the collective skills of both the private and public sectors, writes AECOM's Robert Spencer

The upcoming UN Food Systems Summit highlights the urgent need to produce and consume food more sustainably, explains Forum for the Future’s Lesley Mitchell

Absence of detail on how to fund and deliver net zero has left a void for decarbonisation sceptics to fill, writes Green Alliance's James Fotherby