Opinion

Our food system isn't working for people, planet or the economy, writes WWF's Joanna Trewern

Next-generation nuclear technologies will divert resources away from cheaper options that can more quickly contribute to energy security and climate goals, argues Andrew Warren

As they decarbonise, heavy industries need assurance that products will not be undercut by more emissions-intensive imports, argues UK Steel's Frank Aaskov

As the first UN water conference in 50 years get underway in New York, water security risk is rising up the corporate agenda, writes CDP's Patricia Calderon

Repair shops can crack down on consumer waste, reduce household spending, create jobs and revitalise Britain's high streets, writes Hubbub's Alex Robinson

Residents and communities must be made feel part of changes to their local infrastructure, writes TechUK's Ashley Feldman

RenewableUK's Ana Musat makes the case for carefully-crafted regulatory reforms that are neither rushed, nor overly protracted

It is critical that green jobs are made available, accessible and attractive to the UK workforce, argues Nesta's Andrew Sissons

Forward-thinking businesses should seize the opportunity to become providers and facilitators of clean electricity, writes Climate Group's Mike Peirce

The new levy on electricity generators must be designed in a way that unblocks clean energy investment in the UK, argues the REA's Nina Skorupska