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Laurent Bataille explains why electrification still isn't getting the attention it deserves, and why it is so difficult to change people's mindsets

Climate and nature performance is improving, despite shrinking budgets, reduced board-level influence, and growing pressure on sustainability teams, new report reveals

Phasing waste-to-energy into the Emissions Trading System gradually is the right approach, but the EU risks compromising its landfill and local low-carbon energy ambitions, writes ESWET's Siegfried Scholz

Olivia Page, CEO and co-founder at Mykor, explains how creating insulation from fungal mycelium is more than 'just growing mushrooms in a lab'

Plus, steep decline in rainforest burning in Brazil's Amazon, the EV charging rollout is going steady in Europe, and bio-based chemicals plant plans are unveiled in Portugal

Are EU plans to reform its Emissions Trading System a lifeline for struggling industry and a much-needed boost for carbon removals, or a giant subsidy that gives firms more freedom to pollute?

The Euro 2028 tournament in the UK and Ireland provides an opportunity to lead the way in climate resilient sport, writes Football For Future founder Elliot Arthur-Worsop

EXPLAINER: BusinessGreen unpacks a new report into the accounting method behind some of the green claims made by some of the world's biggest companies

New tool from International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) maps climate and clean energy commitments in mainstream trade and economic agreements

As the new Prime Minister settles into Number 10, Elmhurst Energy's managing director Stuart Fairlie looks at his record in Greater Manchester and explores what it could mean for the UK's retrofit journey