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Michael Holder

Michael Holder

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Michael Holder is BusinessGreen's Editor, providing news, features, analysis and videos for the site. He is particularly interested in politics, clean tech innovation, culture and behaviour change, regenerative agriculture, and the transition away from fossil fuels.

Michael has been covering environmental topics as an NCTJ-qualified journalist for over a decade, initially focusing on recycling, energy from waste and air pollution, and now covering the breadth of the burgeoning net zero economy with BusinessGreen.

He has reported on the climate and biodiversity crises from around the world, on issues ranging from cocoa farming in Ghana, carbon capture and storage in Norway, and the emerging hydrogen economy in Germany, in addition to covering five UN climate summits in Bon, Madrid, Glasgow, Sharm El Sheikh and the upcoming COP28 summit in the UAE.

Michael also regularly appears on TV and radio as a commentator on environmental and climate issues.

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Articles by Michael Holder

Nature-Positive Pathways: New guidance aims to boost private finance for nature projects

Investment

Nature-Positive Pathways: New guidance aims to boost private finance for nature projects

Proposed methodology to help firms develop robust nature-positive transition plans unveiled by WWF, Green Finance Institute (GFI), and the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

clock 16 July 2026 • 4 min read
Milk deliveries plummet during heatwaves, as cows left 'hot and bothered'

Climate change

Milk deliveries plummet during heatwaves, as cows left 'hot and bothered'

Analysis shows milk deliveries fell on days when high temperature records were set during May and June 2026, as climate impacts on UK food security intensify

clock 16 July 2026 • 4 min read
Report: Global mobile networks cut CO2 but face steep path to 2030 climate goal

Carbon Accounting

Report: Global mobile networks cut CO2 but face steep path to 2030 climate goal

Operational emissions from mobile phone networks are falling, but major challenges remain to secure access to sufficient renewables capacity worldwide, industry body GSMA warns

clock 15 July 2026 • 3 min read
30x30: Is the government's ambitious nature conservation goal still achievable?

Biodiversity

30x30: Is the government's ambitious nature conservation goal still achievable?

The government has unveiled a 'delivery plan' for protecting and conserving 30 per cent of land in England for nature - but environmental groups fear the strategy remains badly underpowered

clock 15 July 2026 • 16 min read
Government vows to step up UK climate preparations for 2C of warming by 2050

Policy

Government vows to step up UK climate preparations for 2C of warming by 2050

Defra agrees to set stronger climate adaptation targets in 2028, following recommendations from the Climate Change Committee

clock 14 July 2026 • 4 min read
EU Deforestation Regulation: Leather, soybean seeds, and medicines given exemptions

Supply chain

EU Deforestation Regulation: Leather, soybean seeds, and medicines given exemptions

European Commission adopts final list of products to be covered by deforestation rules for companies importing to or selling in the EU from the end of this year

clock 14 July 2026 • 4 min read
Report: Carbon credit prices continue to rise, even as retirements fall

Offsets

Report: Carbon credit prices continue to rise, even as retirements fall

Demand for credits continues to push up the value of the global carbon market, but concerns remain over whether sufficient numbers of credits can be delivered to allow corporates to comply with new offset rules and standards

clock 13 July 2026 • 6 min read
Government plots path to protecting 30 per cent of England for nature by 2030

Biodiversity

Government plots path to protecting 30 per cent of England for nature by 2030

Defra's 30x30 delivery plan comes backed by £37m in funding to help National Parks and landscapes step up nature recovery efforts - but campaigners claim new strategy remains badly underpowered

clock 13 July 2026 • 8 min read
Met Office: Thousands of deaths during recent heatwaves caused by climate change

Climate change

Met Office: Thousands of deaths during recent heatwaves caused by climate change

Sobering scientific analysis estimates more than 2,700 people died from heat-related causes during the May and June heatwaves in England and Wales

clock 13 July 2026 • 8 min read
Grosvenor Square to reopen after £25m revamp turns it into 'climate-resilient urban garden'

Buildings

Grosvenor Square to reopen after £25m revamp turns it into 'climate-resilient urban garden'

One of London's largest squares has undergone a major transformation, adding scores of new plants, trees, wetlands, and healthier soils

clock 12 July 2026 • 3 min read
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