Opinion

The UK has a major opportunity to establish a world-leading green steel industry - but only if the industrial transition is jointly planned with workers and communities, SteelWatch's Caroline Ashley

Companies where employees are encouraged to listen and learn will reap major advantages, writes IEMA's Sarah Mukherjee

Countries must work hard to overcome their differences as they negotiate the terms of the historic pact, writes Environmental Investigation Agency's Amy Youngman

As the govenment rolls back net zero policies, financiers have a major role to play in helping households 'green' their homes, writes Ecology Building Society's Gareth Griffiths

The PM's net zero policy rollback will hurt the green economy, put jobs at risk and force renters to live in colder homes and pay higher energy bills, writes Caroline Lucas MP

When businesses come together to discuss joint climate challenges and opportunities, their suppliers take note, writes AECOM's Robert Spencer

Edinburgh Construction's Charlie Fitzgibbon provides a first-hand account of how construction rules can stymy firms' efforts to build sustainably

The government is out of touch with business who see net zero and climate action as a top priority, writes' International Chamber of Commerce secretary-general Chris Southworth

The UK's net zero transition is at risk if government does not develop a more comprehensive strategy for engaging the public, writes Climate Outreach's Rachael Orr

The Advertising Standards Authority needs reform to effectively police misleading green claims, argues Badvertising's Emilie Tricarico