The new Labour government has set out its vision for supplying more clean power - but there is little clarity over its demand-side policies, writes Pablo John at the Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE)

The argument that climate action is too expensive isn't just reductive, it is dangerous and holding back economic development, argues Champa Patel at Climate Group

The very first farmers hundreds of thousands of years ago often made landscapes even more biodiverse, which may offer lessons for rewilding efforts today, argue Jonathan D. Gordon and Brennen Fagan from the University of York

As nature increasingly influences design and construction, businesses can leverage green policies to steer real estate development, writes AECOM's Robert Spencer

How the event organisers have sought to reduce the games climate impact, from minimising new construction, banning most single-use plastics to eliminating diesel generators

Eight fashion brands have banded together to form The Fashion ReModel, a project that hopes to create a $700bn market for reuse and recycled clothes.

BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

The new goverment should ensure the central bank follows models based on accurate climate data, write Carbon Tracker's Mark Campanale and Bates Wells' Luke Fletcher

Brand new stage for 2024 event will provide exclusive, specialised, in-depth content specifically curated for sustainability executives and green business leaders

Being ethical and upstanding in business dealings is no longer enough - firms have a shared responsibility to uphold human rights across their supply chains, writes UN Global Compact's Sanda Ojiambo