Opinion

When women farmers are supported with climate knowledge and resources, they invest in long-term sustainability for their land, families, and communities - which is a strategic and climate necessity, writes CottonConnect CEO Alison Ward

The government's recently-launched 'IT Reuse for Good Charter' is a major step forward for encouraging firms to embed circular approaches into their daily IT operations, but it could and should go further still, writes Green Alliance's Emily Carr

Meat consumption has been declining in the UK, but young men appear to be bucking the trend, driven by pervasive gym culture ideals and protein misinformation, writes Hubbub CEO Alex Robinson

ESG isn't 'woke' - it's simply smart business that protects value, prevents harm to people and the environment and builds resilience in a volatile world, writes Emily Lee from Nature Positive and RSK Group

Businesses want to make greener steel choices, but inconsistent data is holding them back, writes Climate Group's Sameen Khan

For natural capital markets to flourish, and for private money to flow, the government needs to properly commit to them, writes Kitty Thompson from the Conservative Environment Network

The government just made regulations for approving new oil and gas fields more stringent - rejecting Rosebank is now the only credible response, writes Uplift's Tessa Khan

Green Alliance's Emily Carr has spoken to a number of major businesses already 'quietly getting on' with circularity - here she shares her key takeaways

Fresh research shows start-ups are increasingly measuring themselves in terms of sustainability and impact, writes HSBC's Tom Wood

The government must be clear on the contribution it expects different interventions - including the ETS - to make as part of its overall plan for net zero, writes Simon Bittlestone from the National Audit Office