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The EU underscores its commitment to new climate policies, as plans are unveiled for the latest European gigafactory and the US counts the cost of worsening climate impacts

Over the coming months, policymakers and business have a major opportunity to kick-start the transition towards greener steel, writes Climate Group's Jen Carson

The world’s biggest economies may have signed up to the Breakthrough Agenda two years ago, but critical clean technologies are still struggling to break through

War stricken women from poor backgrounds with their men fighting on the front lines are being lured by the surrogate baby industry, a booming business in Ukraine.

Energy giant says new 'Cosy Octopus' package will come at no cost for some households who can access government clean heating grant

Consumer and regulatory pressure means all eyes are on businesses to deliver on their sustainable packaging goals - but can innovative solutions really deliver promised environmental gains?

The boss of London's ferry service talks to BusinessGreen about the challenges of getting Europe's first hybrid ferry service off the ground

A comprehensive review of the UK's green strengths can break the current net zero policy stasis, writes Centre for Net Zero’s Lucy Yu

Israeli soldiers reportedly rioting during a training session for the elite Golani Brigade infantry forces is a clear sign of rising discontent within the Israeli military.

A trial last year saw over 800 vulnerable individuals with cardiovascular problems 'prescribed' warmer homes by the NHS – and the findings could have major implications for both climate and health policy