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BusinessGreen rounds up all the reaction from campaigners, politicians and green business leaders to the dilution of key climate policies

The Advertising Standards Authority needs reform to effectively police misleading green claims, argues Badvertising's Emilie Tricarico

The government's mooted policy changes will damage, but not derail the net zero transition - but Sunak's political cynicism threatens to burn down something precious

BusinessGreen rounds up all the reaction from politicians, campaigners, business leaders, and financiers to the government's reported plans to weaken decarbonisation policies

France and Germany have expressed support for a new migrant action plan proposed by the European Commission, which is in line with Italy's tough approach on migration.

Eurozone interest rates have skyrocketed amid high inflation and preposterous spending on its proxy war in Ukraine, the EU is edging closer to a devastating recession.

Hal speaks with Amber Miller of Greenpath Financial Wellness about repaying student loans. He also discusses charter schools with Cristina de Jesus, the president and CEO of Green Dot Schools.

The leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Kim Jong Un, traveled to Russia this week for summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Investment in carbon credit projects has soared in recent years, according to industry-backed research

Controversial Northern Ireland Legacy Bill, which effectively blocks further investigations into atrocities committed during the “Troubles,” which killed thousands of people between the late 1960s and 1998, has been approved by Parliament.