Opinion

The government has angered farmers and green groups alike by suspending the Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme, but as Roger Harrabin argues the underlying principles behind farming subsidy reform remain robust

Our economy, emergency response systems and daily lives depend on reliable connectivity, but the limits of these networks are being pushed by a changing climate they were never designed to confront, writes techUK's Josh Turpin

If we want high quality carbon credits that have tangible benefits for the climate, environment and communities to reach scale, then need to be willing to pay a higher price for them, argues Gabriel Labbate from the UN-REDD Programme

By not charging for greenhouse gas emissions, the UK government is handing over nearly £5m of taxpayer money to the shipping sector every day, writes Transport & Environment's UK director Anna Krajinska

CDP's Simon Fischweicher explains how can companies use information demanded by investors and customers to fuel sustainable growth

The zero waste economy represents our most promising pathway to meaningful environmental change, going far beyond traditional recycling that we know cannot cope with out growing mountain of waste, writes City to Sea CEO Jane Martin

I never imagined myself working in a 'hard-to-abate' industry like cement, but - crucially - it was never presented to me as an option, writes Natalija Jovasevic from the World Cement Association

The awards offer a unique opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women in driving forward the green economy, writes Cecilia Keating

Humanity's understanding of the climate is deepening, but it must not distract from the core mission of cutting carbon emissions as quickly as possible, writes energy analyst Patrick Cook

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