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Author Henry Dicks makes the case for nature-based infrastructure

COP28 has left a legacy that will only be realised if we act now to deliver the future energy systems we need today, writes Chris Skidmore MP

A leaflet issued on December 14, 1987 calling for resistance is considered their first public intervention, though the name Hamas itself was not used until early 1988.

The first intifada, or uprising, began in December 1987 and ended in September 1993 with the signing of the first Oslo Accords, which provided a framework for Israeli peace negotiations with the Palestinians.

Corporations helps shape the narrative about what is aspirational, exciting, and progress, writes Climate Outreach's Dave Powell

Danone's Chris Adamo reflects on the what the UN Climate Summit's outcomes mean for sustainable food and farming

BusinessGreen rounds up the key pledges and statements adopted as part of the landmark UAE Consensus declaration today, and assesses what they could mean for the green economy

CCS is important for certain sectors but should be disregarded by others, warns Enfinium's Jane Atkinson

The Dubai talks have forced a confrontation of the misplaced belief that efficient, affordable emissions abatement is around the corner, argues Ashden CEO Ashok Sinha

For the ninth Saturday in a row, pro-Palestine protests have taken place across the UK with more than one hundred thousand people turning out in London, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.