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The 2.4 million people in Gaza are suffering from severe shortages of water, food, fuel and medicines. With only limited aid entering the territory, the prospects are bleak.

Firms must act now if they want to adapt to - and thrive in - an increasingly turbulent world, write The Global Resilience Partnership's Johan Rockström and Nathanial Matthews

Five themes stood out in 2023: decarbonisation, finance, plastic waste, ESG and AI

From heat pump breakthroughs and smart energy tariffs to Glastonbury festival wind turbines and post-Brexit red tape bonfires - here are the most read stories published on BusinessGreen over the past year

It has been revealed that nearly half the regimes air to surface munitions, dropped on Gaza in the past few months, were unguided bombs.

WATCH: Head of sustainability at the alternative asset platform chats to BusinessGreen about his work to ramp up investments that deliver positive environmental outcomes

More than eleven weeks have passed since Hamas launched an unprecedented full-blown attack on Israel in an operation named the "Al-Aqsa Storm".

World Benchmarking Alliance's executive director discusses his role in coaxing corporate 'giants' to accelerate climate efforts and the value of reading fiction

“Everyday Zionist forces target journalists in Gaza and if they cannot kill them, they kill their family members”.

Women are increasingly becoming the talent pool of choice for electronics companies. This augurs well for companies which will have to double down on their hiring considering the electronics market in India alone is being valued at $155 billion, with domestic production accounting for 65 per cent.