Opinion

Valuing nature in practice is key to taking a whole-of-government approach to meeting net zero and nature targets, writes Pollination's James Cameron

The EU's best carbon border adjustment mechanism may yet prove to be the one that never needs to be rolled out in full, writes Andrew Warren

Conservative MP Nick Fletcher argues car manufacturers should be given regulatory targets to produce electric vehicles

By working with our member companies we can help to ensure that no one gets left behind in the energy transition, writes RenewableUK's Melanie Onn

Planet Tracker’s Catherine Tubb, explores the rise of second-hand fashion – and what its growth means for the industry.

Quick, ineffective initiatives to stimulate a booming market for home retrofits risk stealing precious time and causing further delay, explains Kelly Greer of the Association for Decentralised Energy

The concept of a 'just transition' is gaining more traction ahead of COP26, but positive examples of implementation are still scarce, writes Prospect's Sue Ferns

Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, CBI President Lord Karan Bilimoria argues the onus is now upon business leaders and policymakers to grasp the opportunities of the coming decade and throw everything at winning the race to net zero

Sustainability-linked sovereign bonds can help promote economic resilience and a much-needed sustainable recovery to Covid-19, according to the World Bank's Fiona Stewart and Samantha Power

Building flexibility into the Britain's energy system is a no-regrets decision that is needed now, argues the Carbon Trust's Andrew Lever