Policy

The zero waste economy represents our most promising pathway to meaningful environmental change, going far beyond traditional recycling that we know cannot cope with out growing mountain of waste, writes City to Sea CEO Jane Martin

Households and communities are to receive money off their bills in return for hosting new overhead power cables and substations, the government confirms

The US renewables sector reaches a new milestone, China announces major new clean energy plans, and the EU proposes more flexibility for auto emissions targets

The FT reports upcoming Spending Review could see cuts to clean energy spending plans, including proposals for low interest loans to support green home upgrades

Study shows air pollution across the capital has fallen by over a quarter in the year since the ULEZ was expanded to encompass Greater London

The awards offer a unique opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women in driving forward the green economy, writes Cecilia Keating

To mark International Women's Day this weekend, BusinessGreen is today officially launching the annual Women in Green Business Awards for 2025

VIDEO: James Watson, a partner and head of decarbonisation at international law firm Osborne Clarke in the UK, explores how businesses can keep ahead of the rapidly shifting regulatory landscape underpinning the UK's net zero transition

DESNZ consults on how to foster smooth transition away from oil and gas production in the UK and grasp opportunities from clean energy future

Uncertainty surrounds Conservatives' commitment to net zero, as former PM joins Shadow Cabinet Minister Robert Jenrick in attacking UK's 2050 climate goal