Opinion

The government says it has a fiscal hole to fill yet continues to subsidise oil and gas through tax breaks and financial support to the tune of billions of pounds, writes Green Party MP Caroline Lucas

Post-Brexit Britain still has huge soft diplomatic power at its disposal - it should use to to drive decarbonisation worldwide, writes Rachel Kyte, dean of The Fletcher School at Tufts University

SMEs need a ‘one stop shop' online advice service for decarbonising their business, according to Broadway Initiative's Matthew Farrow

Even if people understand how to cut their CO2, they don’t necessarily do it - closing this gap requires social pressure, writes David Powell from Climate Outreach

Arla Foods' Hanne Søndergaard sets out three necessary steps to urgently drive short-term climate action

In the last of BusinessGreen's dispatches from COP27, UN Live's Molly Fannon reflects on the the importance of getting a broad spectrum of voices heard at summits

From the hallways of COP27, the NDC Parnership's Pablo Vieira reflects on the innovative ways developing countries are securing private sector funds to cut emissions and adapt to climate change

Neither governments nor the private sector can any longer use the excuse of waiting for the other to act, argues Rainforest Action Network's Aditi Sen

The flurry of public-private alliances to scale clean energy technologies announced at COP27 provides significant cause for optimism amid strained talks, write Nigel Topping and Simon Sharpe

COP27 must drive a clear signal to businesses and governments to rapidly accelerate progress towards low-carbon economy, writes We Mean Business' María Mendiluce