Opinion

The UK government’s renewed investment in innovation and net zero is a call to action, writes CISL's James Cole

If the UK wants to be a leader in the burgeoning greenhouse gas removals market, it needs a clear strategy matched by investment and policy, argue Residual's Ted Christie-Miller and CarbonGap's James Townsend

Framing climate action as risk management, or green growth as economic inevitability, no longer cuts through alone - net zero has to be lived, proven, localised and tangible, writes Apella Advisors' Andrew Brown

AI's energy demand could become the pressure point that finally forces action - unlocking the investment, infrastructure and reforms the clean energy transition has needed for years, writes Devorah West from the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change...

When women are seen, heard and sufficiently invested in, we all benefit from inclusive, innovative and effective solutions, writes Chanel's chief sustainability officer Kate Wylie

More than 25 major UK businesses have signed a new statement today backing the development of Nature Positive Transition Pathways - now we need more companies and the government to get on board, writes WWF's Karen Ellis

The UK's nature-friendly farming schemes are strategic investments which protect rural jobs, reduce public spending on flood recovery, and help avoid the spiralling costs of climate damage and adaptation, writes Leo Mercer from LSE's Grantham Research...

The government could have sidelined climate policies in the Spending Review - instead it earmarked billions of pounds for the green economy, writes UK Corporate Leaders Group director Beverley Cornaby

Forum for the Future's Gemma Bridgman reflects on the extremely volatile operating context businesses face right now, and how embracing entrepreneurship, innovation and adaption is creating short, medium and long-term value

Countries took a crucial step forward on transparency at the UN Oceans Conference in France this week, write Bloomberg Philanthropies' Melissa Wright and Global Fishing Watch CEO Tony Long