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Support must be ramped up for clean technology entrepreneurs whose innovations will grow the economy and fuel the transition to net zero, writes Carbon 13's Michael Langguth

A new study has shown that Britain's cost of living crisis, which mainly results from the government's economic policy, is projected to cause thousands of premature deaths this year

Incentives to improve energy efficiency across households is a fundamentally conservative mission, writes CEN's Sam Payne

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of the Manchester on the first day of the Tory Party's annual conference, angry at the UK government's policies on a wide range of issues.

Google's chief sustainability officer explains why she's encouraged by up-and-coming young climate leaders and 'audacious' new technology, and discusses bridging the wide 'say-do gap' among consumers

Households to face higher bills under water sector proposals to deliver record investment to tackle pollution and boost security of supply

Rishi Sunak is set to double down on his attacks on the cost of the net zero transition, leaving business leaders and former Tory donors despairing

Elon Musk has rightly taken exception to ADL's accusation that he's an anti-Semite, and their pressure campaign on companies to stop advertising on the social media platform known as X, that he purchased in 2022.

Companies where employees are encouraged to listen and learn will reap major advantages, writes IEMA's Sarah Mukherjee

Countries must work hard to overcome their differences as they negotiate the terms of the historic pact, writes Environmental Investigation Agency's Amy Youngman