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Joe Richomme, a botanical horticulturist whose team manages Kew's Carbon Garden, reflects on the highs and lows of a year bookended by summer heatwaves

Andy Burnham has promised a 'pragmatic' approach to North Sea drilling, but who gets to decide what that word even means?

Countries embrace clean energy but resist cutting fossil fuel production - that fault line is now shaping the UN's first transition roadmap, due at COP31 in November

The Prime Minister is serious about climate action and has the political ability to sell his vision, but imminent decisions on North Sea drilling and electric vehicles could undermine his green ambitions

Resilience doesn't replace sustainability - but it gives it a stronger business case, writes Green Project Technologies CEO Sam Stark

Prime Minister's plans for new government-backed investment vehicle to back grid projects is broadly welcomed, but experts warn further reforms are needed to curb rising bills

Antonio Guterres' final term as UN Secretary General is drawing to a close and we are unlikely to see such a strong and passionate advocate for climate action succeed him, writes GSCC's Ed King

Specsavers' head of sustainability shares her love of taking complex sustainability topics and making them practical, relevant, and useful, and the importance of commercial awareness

As the UK heads into cooler months, we cannot simply put our heads in the sand and hope the problem goes away, writes Christine Egan from CLASP

Biodiversity net gain became mandatory in England two years ago - and there are signs it is starting to deliver on its early promise