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A new study argues levy reforms and an AI roll out that boosts power demand could counterintuitively lead to lower domestic energy bills, but only if data centres are sensibly located and effectively managed

Analysts explain how rising bills are being driven by fall out from Iran War, but concerns are growing over forecasts that costs remain high through to 2030

Our Rewilding Monitoring Framework tool aims to provide companies and investors with consistent, comparable nature monitoring data that tells us what works, where, and why, explains Rewilding Britain's Dr Sahran Higgins

Blooming Haus' co-founder and operations director, Michael Dariane, talks the environmental footprint of flowers, his firm's five 'circular loops', and the absurdity of throwing banana skin in the bin

Neither legal loopholes nor remote satellite algorithms will protect tropical ecosystems on their own, writes Priscillia Moulin from responsible sourcing specialist MosaiX

Most high streets were designed for a different century and for a climate that no longer exists, meaning efforts to rejuvenate them must consider challenges posed by hotter summers and wetter winters

The government should support industry progress already being made on food waste rather than trying to reinvent the wheel, writes the Food and Drink Federation's Natalie Verner, co-chair of the UK Food and Drink Pact Redistribution Working Group

Dr Ross Hendron, CEO at Wild Bioscience, reflects on the fine margins of working with 'one shot a year per hemisphere' and his start in engineering photosynthesis

Canada hails deal to channel $70bn into renewables projects, China's new Ecological and Environment Code, and Kenya's clean power drive all feature in our weekly round-up of the top green business news from around the world

Far from exacerbating wildfire risks, effective rewilding can restore water to landscapes and reduce the likelihood of fires spreading