Opinion
Sustainable education? The case for a 'radical new curriculum'
Alison Green argues that an education system that truly supports SDG4 needs to be fundamentally reformed to help students understand the systems that are threatening planetary ecosystems
Are biodegradable plastics the answer to ocean plastic pollution?
Demand for biodegradable plastics may be soaring, but as Bunzl's Joanna Gilroy argues they are far from being a quick fix for the plastic waste challenge
Are we doing enough to prepare for the last days of coal?
The UK's coal phase out may be proceeding apace, but as Josh Burke argues there remains a gap where 'Just Transition' plans should sit
Honda exposes Britain's policy gap on electric vehicles
UK needs to ensure its transport policy is all driving in the same direction, argues Good Energy's Juliet Davenport
I don't want you to panic
Chair of the Environment Agency, Emma Howard Boyd's, speech to the Climate Action Society at University College London - in full
The rise of climate change litigation and what to expect in 2019
White & Case lawyer Mark Clarke lifts the lid on the pioneering climate lawsuits taking courts around the world by storm
Beyond Brexit: Trade, standards, and 'environmental advancement'
The UK's external trade arrangements after Brexit must be such that they secure the UK's environmental standards and allow them to tighten over time argues Nick Molho at the Aldersgate Group
A World To Win
From Brexit to green R&D, Michael Gove's speech to the National Farmers Union - in full
Cleaner, healthier, and safer - how companies are driving change
Liontrust's Mike Appleby argues the companies best prepared for future market turbulence are those working to make life cleaner, healthier, and safer
'Insectageddon' and the agri-chemical industry
Molly Scott Cato predicts pressure on the agri-chemical industry will only intensify, as awareness of biodiversity impacts grows
What else will batteries unlock?
Low-cost, high-energy lithium batteries are already disrupting power as we know it — but there's even more in store
Could greener heat help tackle fuel poverty?
Dr Rose Chard of the Energy Systems Catapult explores how to tackle the twin challenge of fuel poverty and heat system decarbonisation
SDG3: Addicted to tobacco
BNP Paribas' Trevor Allen investigates whether responsible investment can include shares in tobacco companies
How smart technology is weeding out the inefficiencies in cannabis production
Energy saving products are proving a boon for cannabis producers, writes Andrew Warren, but Trump's new rules on lightbulbs cast a gloomy shadow
Why measurement is the first step towards clean air
We need to create a new, consistent language to talk about clean air as a form of natural capital, argues Nesta's Tris Dyson
Institutional investors are key to plugging the renewables funding gap
Pension funds and banks are set to pour billions into green energy over the next five years, writes Octopus' co-head of energy investments Matt Setchell
Brexit uncertainty poses a very real threat to renewables
Brexit uncertainty can't stop the renewables sector but it can slow it down, warns the REA's Nina Skorupska
Blockchain could prove a powerful driver of sustainability
Don't throw the blockchain out with the Bitcoin, urges Zouk Capital's Samer Salty
Motorsport is giving climate and clean tech the Hollywood treatment - could it work?
Plans for a new 'Dakar meets Blue Planet' EV racing competition could help attract much needed attention for climate-tackling clean tech
The risky business of ESG
Even when companies 'check the boxes' for ESG, they still face risks from climate change
Industry needs targeted help to boost energy efficiency
Government should not let carbon capture technologies hoover up energy efficiency funding, argues EEF's Frank Aaskov
The secret to warmer, greener homes lies in going Dutch
As temperatures plunge many of us are shivering in our homes - but 'Energiesprong' is here to help, says Green Alliance's Chris Friedler
Climate change could leave Britain going hungry
The threat climate change poses to Britain's food producers is yet another reason to act on emissions, argues WWF's Gareth Redmond-King
A Green New Deal: Properly, this time
David Powell of the New Economics Foundation argues the time is right for the UK to revive the Green New Deal concept
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