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Rewiring the contracts that underpin business transactions can galvanise progress towards net zero and nature protection goals, writes The Chancery Lane Project's Leonie Branbant

France plans to nationalise EDF, China's green bond market soars, and all the big green business stories from around the world this week

BusinessGreen speaks to the government staticians tasked with charting the growth of the UK's low carbon economy

With Prime Minister finally expected to leave Downing Street, question marks surround future of government's net zero plans as leadership rivals jostle for position

Mobilising private finance to meet climate gaols should be a core focus of the green finance roadmap currently being drawn up by ministers, writes UKSIF’s James Alexander

Hyperion Executive Search CEO David Hunt offers his take on how clean tech firms can survive – or even thrive – in a recession

The UK has accused Russia of using food as a weapon of war despite London itself having often resorted to blockades to further its colonial ambitions, consciously utilizing starvation as a resource for Britain’s colonial projects.

OECD latest influential body to call on governments to marry cost of living measures with net zero strategies, as new BP data points to bright future for renewables

The U.S.S. Vermont Support Group worked to help sailors relax during their visit to the state on Independence Day weekend.

As inflation levels grow, brands tend to reduce the product sizes to absorb the price hike in raw commodities. But in the long run, does it work for brands or is it better to pass on the price increase to consumers? BestMediaInfo.com does a deep dive