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Systems thinking is the only way to effectively navigate sustainability challenges, which are often complex decision-making problems involving interconnected systems, multiple stakeholders, competing priorities and uncertainties, writes UCL's Dr Irene...

Workforce 2030: Andy Burnham is right - AI won't build Britain's energy infrastructure, but it could help build a workforce that's better equipped to deliver it, writes Spirit Energy's Matt Browell-Hook

Failure to invest in horticulture has left the UK reliant on fruit and veg from countries 'even more vulnerable' to climate impacts, study warns

The Ultra Low Emission Zone had plenty of vocal opponents, but a new landmark study confirms it has already delivered the remarkable public health benefits

Calls for greater uptake of irregular produce follows updated figures warning the UK's drought-hit harvest is expected to be even worse than previously forecast

The chief sustainability officer at world's largest Coca-Cola bottler explains the importance of hiring both technical expertise and 'generalists', and why communication is an underrated skill

Tackling methane is an underused but critical emergency brake on climate change - it's time the UK used it, writes Liam Hardy from Green Alliance

Octopus Energy's Zero Bills tariff promises customers in newly built homes no energy bills for ten years, but do the numbers add up so developers, energy companies, consumers, and the environment can all emerge as winners?

Primal co-founder and CEO David Even explains how the company is working to replace single-use hotel slippers with circular cork alternatives

If we aren't explicit about how cause leads to effect, we lose the urgency for action and create an open goal for peddlers of misinformation and whataboutism, writes Climate Group CEO Helen Clarkson