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COP16 part two: Why the Rome biodiversity talks mark a turning point for business
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
03 March 2025
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4 min read
UK Green Business Awards: Deadline extended by one week
In response to popular demand, deadline for UK Green Business Awards has been extended to Friday 7th March
03 March 2025
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3 min read
How re-universe is using tech to change our relationship with cups
In BusinessGreen Intelligence's first Innovation Spotlight, Steve Clarke, commercial director at re-universe, reflects on why for the circular economy convenience always wins
03 March 2025
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7 min read
Study: High gas prices have added £750 to average annual energy bill since 2021
03 March 2025
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3 min read
Study: Switching to a battery EV yields average driver savings of £5,850
03 March 2025
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5 min read
People's Pension 'prioritises sustainability' as it pulls £28bn from State Street
03 March 2025
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5 min read
Mercedes-Benz road tests prototype EV boasting over 1,000km range
03 March 2025
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3 min read
E.ON launches 'New Energy Academy' to prepare students for sustainability-focused roles
03 March 2025
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3 min read
Nature accountancy guide aims to help businesses 'build resilience and value'
03 March 2025
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2 min read
Net zero economic growth and the CCC's latest recommendations
BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: February 2025
How re-universe is using tech to change our relationship with cups
In BusinessGreen Intelligence's first Innovation Spotlight, Steve Clarke, commercial director at re-universe, reflects on why for the circular economy convenience always wins
How could changes to the Procurement Act impact the green economy?
POLICY BRIEFING: BusinessGreen Intelligence digs into the potential impact of the revamped public procurement regime on green businesses and the wider low-carbon economy
Ellen Jackowski: 'Transformative change often starts with smaller, achievable victories'
Mastercard's chief sustainability officer discusses being inspired by 'agile, purpose-driven start ups' and her optimism about solutions coming from communities on the front lines of climate change
BNG one year on: 'Thriving' green shoots appear, as pioneering scheme starts to bed in
POLICY BRIEFING: BusinessGreen Intelligence digs into Biodiversity Net Gain scheme as it celebrates its first anniversary and assesses the challenges that lie ahead
Labour's nuclear plans, electric aircraft, and sustainability's diversity challenge
BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: February 2025
Global Briefing: Denmark on track to meet 2030 climate goal
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
28 February 2025
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6 min read
Trustee Sustainability Working Group sets out key climate actions for pension schemes
Guidance aims to make trustee action 'as effective as possible' in 2025
28 February 2025
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5 min read
How the electric lorry, bus, and coach market could hit $320bn by 2035
Demand for battery electric heavy vehicles is expected to outstrip legacy internal combustion market within a decade, a new analysis predicts
27 February 2025
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5 min read
'Reckless deregulation': European Commission slammed over plan to gut corporate sustainability rules
Businesses face fresh uncertainty as European Commission seeks to renegotiate raft of previously agreed corporate sustainability reporting and due diligence rules
26 February 2025
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12 min read
The CCC's Seventh Carbon Budget advice: Five key takeaways
From transport and heating to nature and skills, the CCC's vision for the next phase of the UK's net zero transition has implications for all parts of the economy
26 February 2025
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19 min read
Green economy reacts to Seventh Carbon Budget
Business leaders, campaigners, and climate experts react to the CCC's official advice on the next phase of the UK's net zero transition
26 February 2025
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17 min read
'Scrap net zero?' OK, but then what?
Attacks on the net zero transition are ratcheting up, but what would happen if the critics of decarbonisation actually got what they wanted?
28 February 2025
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9 min read
The egregious assault on net zero nuance
Influential journalists on the right of British politics are responsible for egregiously misleading reporting on climate policy and the green economy - could the climate movement do more to defend itself?
21 February 2025
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6 min read
A third runway, but only for electric planes
The government insists airport expansion can be made compatible with climate goals, but how would you go about proving that will be the case?
07 February 2025
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6 min read
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