Opinion

Blind spots can make a board a danger to the company. Adopt these practices to see what the company needs to change to secure continuity of business

EEF's Richard Warren argues those who characterise climate policy as a battle between clean tech and heavy industry, including BusinessGreen, are guilty of absurd simplification

John Alker of the UK Green Building Council reveals how new smart monitoring devices promise to revolutionise our workplaces

Like Scotland, the UK energy market is gearing up for a massive shake-up - Nathan Goode hopes everyone is ready for it

In the last in our series on climate economics, Steven Heath of Knauf Insulation argues new evidence that climate action can boost the economy should be translated into Treasury policy

WRAP's Dr Richard Swannell explores why governments around the world are starting to wake up to the food waste scandal

In the latest in our series on the economic merits of climate policy, Siemens' Matthew Knight argues that this week's WWF report shows we can afford to tackle climate risk

The problem with opinion surveys is that the answers they produce are only as good as the questions they ask and the samples they survey

Prof Jim Watson of the UK Energy Research Centre argues that this week's new report on the benefits of meeting the UK's carbon budgets holds plenty of lessons for policymakers

Writing in his new book, How to be a Conservative, Professor Roger Scruton argues a more localised environmentalism would allow green campaigners and conservatives to find common cause