Opinion

For this government, clean energy is about getting bills down for good, creating good jobs in your hometown and strong rights at work, writes Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero

In order to harness culture as a climate solution, investment is needed in leading creatives and producers with editorial freedom, as well as in the development of a commercial distribution strategy.

Decomposition offers a viable end-of-life pathway for difficult-to-recycle textiles, writes Amanda Sturgeon from the Biomimicry Institute

The new 'IPCC for biodiversity' presents an unmissable opportunity to position the UK at the head of a nature-positive transition, writes the RSPB's Katie-Jo Luxton

Chris Skidmore argues there is an opportunity to find common ground between political parties on the need for cheaper and more reliable power

The renewables sector has understandably traded on its clean power narrative for years, but this has allowed the embodied carbon in its global supply chains to go largely unexamined, argues Sophie Simpson

Linklaters' Rachel Barrett explores the five themes poised to shape the global ESG regulatory and policy agenda in 2026

The REGO bubble hasn't 'burst' so much as the bar has been raised, argues Evolve Energy's Hazel Cockerill

CISL's Eliot Whittington argues the Davos Summit talking shop needs to be followed by a renewed push to deliver the practical solutions that can help tackle escalating geopolitical insecurity

The choice is stark: economies can either continue paying escalating costs to manage climate-driven health crises - or they can invest earlier in preventative measures that reduce harms