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The Jackdaw and Rosebank are very different, and the latter has a much higher legal bar to clear if it is to secure approval

Kirk Siderman-Wolter, founder of Darlington-based Take Root Bio, explains how the company is learning from astronauts to convert dairy waste into energy back on Earth

The rumoured cut to heat pump grants is just the latest sign of short-term policy thinking that has left households facing higher energy bills, writes Leo Mercer from LSE's Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment

Green shipping corridors, nature protection investment, and the first award from the UN Loss and Damage Fund, all feature in this week's BusinessGreen Global Briefing

Proposed standards from the International Advisory Panel on Biodiversity Credits aim to give businesses, governments, and communities confidence in the benefits of investing in nature restoration projects

Private jet passengers still pay much lower Air Passenger Duty as a share of ticket cost than economy flyers, despite the climate costs, writes former pilot and Safe Landing co-founder Todd Smith

Campaign groups stress 'profound disappointment' at proposals to water down EV sales targets, as government prepares to close controversial ZEV Mandate consultation

The Jackdaw gas field may be relatively small, but without a coherent and credible plan to accelerate decarbonisation efforts and build out carbon removal capacity it threatens to have an outsized impact on the UK's credibility

Climate adaptation requires accurate location data that maps potential hazards against exposed places and assets, to channel investment where it is most needed, writes Tom Gray from Ordnance Survey