Opinion

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

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

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

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

Carbon removal is happening, but we need to make sure it scales fast enough, argue Residual co-founders Laura Fritsch and Ted Christie-Miller

Social entrepreneurs and innovators show us how to make the green and digital transitions work for people and the planet, argues Daniel Nowack from the World Economic Forum and the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship

Environment Secretary Steve Reed's address to the 2025 National Farmers' Union (NFU) Conference - in full

Flood risk is growing in the UK - improving resilience through nature-based and engineered measures must be a top priority for our built environment, writes Buro Happold's Christine Cambrook

Reskilling UK fossil fuel workers is crucial to safeguarding the future of our economy, our energy sector and the communities that are key to it, writes Sam Payne from the Conservative Environment Network.

At scale, households with rooftop solar panels and batteries could absorb, store, and deploy gigawatts of power to the grid when needed while also cutting bills for vulnerable consumers, writes Centre for Net Zero CEO Lucy Yu