Opinion
We must ensure that AI delivers a greener, fairer world
Artificial intelligence is happening, and it demands an intelligent, climate smart, response, argues Green Party's Molly Scott Cato
What's going on in the world of plastic?
Here's the who, what, where, when and why of waste
How we keep the lights on through extreme weather
How will energy technologies cope with the extreme weather climate change will bring? IMechE's Matt Rooney investigates
Machines to mangroves: Tackling water risk with nature-based solutions
Water security is a financial risk for companies, warns CDP's Cate Lamb, but some firms are using nature-based solutions to reduce risk and save money
Bananas are no joke
In her latest Table Talk column Louise Gray warns that choosing fairtrade, organic or Rainforest Alliance is no longer enough to save the humble banana
The oil kingdom and Tesla's electric car future
Could battery power be the new oil?
On glyphosate, bad science, and precautionary principles
Tom Chivers reckons the case for a crackdown on glyphosates is remarkably weak, but it is still a good thing that it is being presented
Is meat the next plastic?
All companies should start developing a meat strategy now to stay ahead of the curve, warns SIGWATCH founder Robert Blood
The stakes are too high to treat climate change like a Hollywood disaster movie
We need climate heroes to step forward now, not in the final act, argues WWF UK's Gareth Redmond-King
With Potential Energy, Madison Avenue takes on climate change
Who is paying attention to 'the biggest capitalist opportunity we've ever seen'?
Why we need an environment and climate watchdog
Green Alliance's Chaitanya Kumar spells out why a robust climate watchdog, with responsibility for climate and environment issues, is vital for a Green Brexit
Apple is now a trillion dollar tech behemoth, but is our planet paying the price?
As with Spiderman, the tech sectors' great power should come with greater responsibility, argues Michael Holder
The drive to net zero emissions should be the next space race
With a month to go to the Global Climate Action Summit, Eliot Whittington reflects on the innovation and competition that can emerge from the accelerated pursuit of a net zero emission economy
New opportunities in clean, flexible energy systems
RenewableUK chair Stephen Bull reflects on the changing shape of the UK energy system
From dark corners and blind spots, climate action needs sunshine
It's critical for companies to "show up, stand up and speak up", says GreenBiz chairman and executive editor Joel Makower
In praise of mild discombobulation
Sometimes its impossible to stare climate change straight in the eye, argues David Powell from the New Economics Foundation
Perhaps Big Brother isn't such a bad idea (for supply chains)
ID cards for populations? Morally tricky. For EV batteries? A potential game-changer
So much for 'predict and provide' - UK energy use keeps on falling
Andrew Warren argues falling energy use should spark a reappraisal in the government's future assumptions and policy priorities
50 per cent renewables is an admirable goal, but significant challenges remain
AECOM's Richard Lowe welcomes the National Infrastructure Commission's vote of confidence in renewables, but warns considerable medium term technical challenges still need to be overcome
As far as waste is concerned, bioplastics are still plastics
In the rush to find new solutions to our plastic crisis, we must not swap one problem for another, writes ClientEarth wildlife lawyer Tatiana Lujan
The CCUS opportunity: It's time to act
Charlotte Morgan argues a cluster approach can realise the opportunities carbon capture technologies offer, but only if the UK is brave enough to back the nascent sector
Solar: Welcome to the only unsubsidised source of power around
Labour's Alan Whitehead argues the government's consultation on the Feed-in Tariff scheme and support for solar proves it: there is one rule for renewables and another for non-renewables
The chicken conundrum
In her latest Table Talk column, Louise Gray says don't be a chicken about asking questions
