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Material Focus executive director Scott Butler reflects on Recycle Your Electricals campaign numbers and recruiting an 'unlikely spokesperson' for the circular economy

The latest report from the Global CCS Institute reveals how the pipeline of carbon capture projects is growing fast, but questions remain over the industry's ability to deliver at scale

From high-profile sponsorship deals and long-haul flights to sporting equipment made from petrol-based products like carbon fibre - modern sport reflects society's oil dependency, explains Loughborough University's Theo Lorenzo Frixou

So-called third party assurance is an additional safeguard check for companies in complying with the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive

Photos of the winners, speeches and merriment from the inaugural Women in Green Business Awards

EXPLAINER: In the face of escalating climate and nature crises a small but growing number of firms have sought to formalise the role of 'nature' on their boards - but what does this look like in practice?

Some actions to minimise the risk of catastrophic floods can make life more pleasant, even when it isn't raining, according to Anglia Ruskin University's Maryam Imani

Petroleum-based fibres are spiralling out of control as Zara, Calvin Klein, and other brands pay little regard to the harm they cause, the Changing Markets Foundation finds

Co-founder and head of purpose at the UK's foremost chain of steak restaurants discusses pursuing 'integrity at scale' and why we should all eat less beef

Humans have overfished the ocean, cleared forests, polluted water and created a climate crisis by burning fossil fuels - and these actions are affecting biodiversity around the world, from remote islands to our own backyards.