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Science

How Vilnius emerged as one of Europe's premier green hubs

Biodiversity

How Vilnius emerged as one of Europe's premier green hubs

Anton Nikitin, chief sustainability officer for Lithuania's largest city, shares lessons learned from Vilnius' stint as Europe’s 'Green Capital'

clock 23 March 2026 • 8 min read
Study: 'Systematically mispriced' climate risks could hit listed firms for $1.3tr in the next year

Risk

Study: 'Systematically mispriced' climate risks could hit listed firms for $1.3tr in the next year

Some of the world's biggest firms are underestimating weather and climate risks despite investors increasingly factoring them into decision-making, SMI report warns

clock 23 March 2026 • 4 min read
How 'swift bricks' can help reverse the loss of red-listed species

Biodiversity

How 'swift bricks' can help reverse the loss of red-listed species

BusinessGreen Intelligence speaks to Dick Newell, founder of Action for Swifts, after Scotland introduced rules requiring swift bricks in new buildings

clock 23 March 2026 • 3 min read
WMO: Rising emissions push Earth's climate 'more out of balance than ever'

Climate change

WMO: Rising emissions push Earth's climate 'more out of balance than ever'

Earth’s hottest 11 years on record worldwide have occurred in past 11 years, according to World Meteorological Organisation’s annual State of the Climate report

clock 23 March 2026 • 4 min read
New UK Heat Risk Commission to advise governments on escalating climate impacts

Climate change

New UK Heat Risk Commission to advise governments on escalating climate impacts

Emma Howard Boyd to chair new National Heat Risk Commission tasked with providing policy recommendations for boosting UK's resilience to extreme heat

clock 23 March 2026 • 3 min read
What four years of assessing corporate climate action reveals

Management

What we've learned from four years of assessing corporate climate action

Thomas Day and Hyunju Ock from the NewClimate Institute set out their key takeaways from the Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor initiative, which first launched in 2022

clock 23 March 2026 • 4 min read
Poll: Brits of 'all political stripes' are nature-lovers

Biodiversity

Poll: Brits of 'all political stripes' are nature-lovers

Nature is the second biggest source of pride for Brits after the NHS, but just 15 per cent of the public think the government is doing a good job in protecting the natural world

clock 21 March 2026 • 5 min read
Global Briefing: UN Plastic Treaty Talks could restart before the end of the year

Climate change

Global Briefing: UN Plastic Treaty Talks could restart before the end of the year

Plastic Treaty chair sets out plans for fresh round of talks, Ursula Von der Leyen promises ETS tweaks within days, and EIB backs €260m project in 'unlikely home for solar power'

clock 20 March 2026 • 8 min read
'No longer fit for purpose': MPs demand review of support for those at risk of coastal erosion

Risk

'No longer fit for purpose': MPs demand review of support for those at risk of coastal erosion

Cross-party report lays bare human costs of coastal erosion and failure of 'piecemeal' policy support, as growing numbers of households and businesses face escalating climate impacts

clock 20 March 2026 • 6 min read
Energy crisis response, B Lab Standards, and domestic solar advances

Politics

Energy crisis response, B Lab Standards, and domestic solar advances

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: March part two

clock 20 March 2026 • 3 min read
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