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The hit TV show underscores the importance of robust regulations at a time when many of them are under threat

Report from EY argues smart-charging and V2G systems will play key role in unlocking cost savings and enabling grid stability as EV roll out gathers pace

The laws of atmospheric chemistry, physics, and the models of economics and finance remain unaltered by political noise from the White House and elsewhere, writes Pollination's James Cameron

The government wants to introduce a Contracts for Difference-based scheme to help scale up production of low carbon jet fuels - but will it be enough to meet net zero aviation goals?

Blenheim Palace’s head of natural capital discusses the impact of digital technologies and data on his daily routine, and the closeness of environmental thinking and economics

Without a bold narrative from companies delivering the green transition we risk division and delay at the very moment we need unity and ambition, writes Climate Outreach CEO Rachael Orr

A new report suggests zonal pricing could slash energy costs by up to £5bn a year, but leading trade bodies maintain radical reforms to the electricity market could backfire

The decisions made at last week's UN biodiversity talks provide greater certainty of the role for businesses in tackling the nature crisis and grasping the opportunities ahead, writes Business for Nature CEO Eva Zabey

Plus hydrogen storage boost for Sweden's HYBRIT green steel project, hundreds fired at US climate science body NOAA, and French insect protein start-up Ÿnsect files for insolvency

The UK has an opportunity to build a sustainable, adaptive, resilient water system that works for everyone – but we need to think outside the box and beyond traditional methods, writes Lib Dem MP Wera Hobhouse