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Communications experts share their thoughts on how the proposed ban on social media for under 16s might provide an opportunity to reinvigorate the UK's climate and nature discourse

The promises of a 'Green Brexit' may have quickly turned to grey, but 10 years later the business community has an enormous opportunity turn the tide on environmental damage, writes The Wildlife Trusts CEO Craig Bennett

US tech and online retail giant's 'most comprehensive' sustainability report to date details how the firm is striving to meet its net zero by 2040 pledge, while ramping up its AI capacity

Defra Minister and former chair of Parliament's Environmental Audit Committee talks to BusinessGreen about nature policy and the potential impact of a new Prime Minister in Downing Street

Study reveals how attempts to slow domestic climate action by arguing an individual country emits relatively little are now evident in economies that collectively account for over a fifth of emissions

Battery storage is critical to the UK's energy and industrial security, write National Wealth Fund CEO Oliver Holbourn and Yasmine Moezinia from the Clean Technology Partnerships Initiative (CTPI)

Andy Burnham's big speech failed to mention climate action or the net zero transition, but it hinted at how both could be central to his drive to deliver good economic growth for every postcode

Rebecca Hubbard explains why not seeing results from work for years at a time doesn't mean you aren't achieving anything

Hot Mess is our slightly bonkers contribution to the climate conversation - we hope the musical encourages people to think, feel, laugh, argue, or simply talk a little more openly about our relationship with the planet, explain award-winning writers Ellie...

New analysis acknowledges the government is delivering 'profound transformation' across the energy system, but warns it is likely to miss out on its goal to deliver 95 per cent clean power by 2030