The Saudis have won the right to host football’s biggest tournament - but its bid doesn't seriously address the environmental issues, write Keele University's Matthew Hutchinson and Nottingham Trent University's Seth I. Kirby

Storm Darragh was a miserable reminder of how poorly prepared Britain is for increasingly extreme weather, yet the government is is still failing to provide the ambition needed on adaptation, argues Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay

The ICVCM's controversial recent decision to approve three REDD+ forest protection methodologies for carbon credits was the right one, argues Nature4Climate chair Lucy Almond

Retrofitting housing is a long term, national infrastructure project with millions of clients - yet it is missing from the UK's Industrial Strategy green paper, writes Arup's Becci Taylor

As the government looks to ramp up housebuilding, it is a timely moment to think about how all of these homes are heated and cooled, writes Genuit Group's Martin Gisbourne

Business, journalists, scientists and politicians need get better at communicating climate solutions, not just the many climate problems we face, explain Jasmin Souesi and Tara Bryer at Climate Outreach

Partner Insight: ADM explains how its regenerative agriculture programme rewards UK farmers with payments for practices such as planting cover crops and reducing tillage that can sequester carbon in the soil, as well as verifying the practices using...

There can be no accountability without transparency, writes Intertek Group CEO André Lacroix

The policy is designed to create winners and losers by explicitly rewarding first-mover advantage to EVs, writes Andy Hackett from the Centre for Net Zero

If the UK is to meet its net zero targets, it is essential red tape does not become a burden on business, writes Sam Payne from the Conservative Environment Network (CEN)