Opinion

With the right funding and policy support, the Dover-France trade route could become the UK's first high-volume green shipping corridor, writes Lib Dem MP Wera Hobhouse

With clear, consistent policy, the UK can channel the skills of North Sea workers into the rapidly growing offshore wind, carbon capture and hydrogen sectors, writes Aldersgate Group's executive director Rachel Solomon Williams

Design is still too often seen as a tool for consumerism and disposability - but it is now a driver of the regenerative economy, writes Cat Drew from the Design Council

The Conservative leader's pledge to 'get all of our gas out of the North Sea' appears designed more for the politics of opposition than the realities of government, as it crumbles under scrutiny, writes Eliot Whittington from the Cambridge Institute for...

New policy tools are needed to help communities and authorities protect and manage marine ecosystems as interconnected wholes rather than isolated parts, writes ocean conservationist Jordi Oliva Farriol

Nigel Farage & co. are threatening to thwart clean power and undermine Britain's energy security - the energy sector must fight back against this reckless narrative, writes Mark Owen-Lloyd from Photovolt Development Partners

The EU is preparing to implement its anti-deforestation legislation - but without a collaborative approach, companies can't ever succeed, warns Satelligence CEO Niels Wielaard

Though the 'S' in ESG often struggles for airtime compared to 'E', it has a symbiotic relationship with its 'heavyweight sibling', writes Neighbourly’s Steve Butterworth

The number of sustainability roles are on the rise, but - driven by technological change such as AI alongside more regulation and tightened budgets - so is job turnover, writes Altruistiq CEO Saif Hameed

Making better use of existing buildings in a warming climate helps avoid the high carbon cost of new construction, delivering cooling with a fraction of the emissions, writes Artus Air CEO Rebecca Stewart