Opinion

Farmers' ability to shift to greener practices rests on the adoption of robust social frameworks in transition planning, writes Forum for the Future’s Duncan Williams

The transition to hydrogen and renewable energy will fuel the next generation of skilled workers in the region, just like coal powered the last, writes Mayor of the East Midlands Claire Ward

Companies should embrace the message that human health and planetary health are intertwined, writes IPP's Shelley Pierre

A commitment to developing green and socially sustainable buildings can help real estate developers and investors win out in the war for talent, writes BGO's Alexander Morris

Second hand clothes may have gone mainstream - but we still have a long way to go to fix our textile waste problem, writes Baroness Jenkin of Kennington

Waste heat already present in urban areas is a largely untapped source of low-carbon energy that can benefit communities across the UK, writes Vattenfall's Jenny Curtis

Permanently embedding climate obligations into corporate governance structures can drive innovation and investment, writes the Oxford Sustainable Finance Group's Dr Ben Caldecott

Plant-rich food systems are an untapped climate solution that could catalyse significant emissions reductions, writes Tilt Collective's Sarah Lake

Corporate climate progress appears to have stalled over the past year, yet those still pressing ahead with decarbonisation are reaping benefits, writes BCG's Diana Dimitrova

As world leaders prepare to travel to New York, Ed King assesses the critical issues governments need to wrestle with ahead of a series of critical summits and elections this autumn