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Ovo's head of sustainability, Owen Anderson, explains why the best 'green skill' is passion and enthusiasm for the cause and why the next wave of green ideas and leaders may have already arrived

As concerns about greenwashing a low-quality offsets mount, anti-corruption regulators must ramp up their focus on climate solutions, writes Grantham Research Institute's Tiffanie Chan

Hal talks with Jeff Zarrinnam about the history of the Hollywood Sign. Then, hear from Dedan Brozino about how the Venue Restoration and Resiliency act will benefit the Rose Bowl and other venues. Also, Hal speaks with the President of Magic Castle Enterprises, Erika Larsen. 

Since the latest spate of violence between Israel and Palestinian resistance fighters in the Gaza Strip began, western countries, most notably the USA, have voiced their unequivocal support for Israel and ignored the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people.

Hundreds attend Pro Palestine vigil outside Downing Street as a sign of solidarity with the thousands of Palestinians killed and injured in Gaza.

The current electricity market structure is actively discouraging manufacturers from 'greening' their operations, writes Caldera's James Macnaghten

All the top green news from around the world this week, including the EU's COP28 negotiating position, $3.5bn US investment in power grids, and airline's pushback against fossil subsidy phase out plans

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg on Friday canceled $40 million in city grants that were at the center of an ethics controversy involving Metro Council member Anthony Piagentini, saying the bulk

A number of Italian journalists and geopolitical analysts have held a meeting in Rome, with video links to Gaza and Al-Quds, as hundreds of civilians were killed by Israeli airstrikes on a hospital in the besieged Gaza Strip.

Labour Climate and Environment Forum's Paul McNamee reflects on the business response to green policies given the spotlight in Liverpool last week