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The fastest growing sectors demanding green skills are not those traditionally associated with sustainability, writes IEMA's Sarah Mukherjee

Irans response to Israels attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus was effective, demonstrating its resolve to defend itself.

The genocidal Israeli war on Gaza has inflicted immense suffering on innocent civilians, particularly children, whose lives have been shattered by airstrikes, displacement, and loss of loved ones.

BusinessGreen reports from Baku, where the Azerbaijan government is gearing up to host the next round of global climate talks this autumn

Citizens want to see more action on nature - all types of businesses can play a role, writes RSPB's Beccy Speight

The risk of Zaporizhzhya becoming a new Chernobyl must be averted and a free zone around the Russian-held nuclear plant should be declared.

The private sector and government must work together to design heat reuse regulation that can enable data centres to heat homes and businesses, writes TechUK Weronika Dorociak

The British governments anti Muslim witch-hunt has now extended beyond the Secretary of State for leveling up using parliamentary privilege to smear Muslim organizations. Now Muslim civil servants are being targeted.

Company transition plans must consider firms' impact on - and interactions with - nature, writes WWF's Ed Steeds

MSC Cruises' vice president for sustainability and ESG talks alternative ways to generate energy on board ships and wishing she'd been the 1980s' Greta Thunberg