Opinion

Voluntary carbon market institutions must work hard to dispel uncertainty and build transparency and trust in the system, writes the Climate Change Advisory Group's Sir David King

The new goverment should ensure the central bank follows models based on accurate climate data, write Carbon Tracker's Mark Campanale and Bates Wells' Luke Fletcher

Being ethical and upstanding in business dealings is no longer enough - firms have a shared responsibility to uphold human rights across their supply chains, writes UN Global Compact's Sanda Ojiambo

UK businesses stand to benefit from closer alignment between the UK and EU Emissions Trading Schemes, argues BEEF's Andrew Warren

The success of GB Energy will depend on the government walking a tightrope of planning, environmental and competition regulation, writes lawyer Ben Standing

The UK has a major opportunity to use an existing policy tool to reverse the worrying trend towards the supersizing of vehicles, writes Nodum's Ben Macdonald

The new government should be wary of repeating old mistakes as it embarks on its promised reforms to the UK's planning system, writes Green Alliance's Shaun Spiers

Fashion retailers committed to circularity need to offer customers an easy way to trade in products for refurbishment, writes Alchemy's James Murdock

Labour must kickstart its time in government with a bold and ambitious climate policy programme that draws investment to the UK, writes REA CEO Trevor Hutchings

Companies should take a two-pronged approach to the EU's upcoming deforestation regulation, focusing on transparency within their supply chains and collaboration on landscape improvements at a sectoral level, writes Proforest's Abraham Baffoe