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An image-focused social network boasting 450m monthly users, Pinterest kicked off 2023 by posting its first ever chief public affairs and sustainability officer. Dr LeMia Jenkins Thompson puts BusinessGreen in the platform’s climate picture

The UK has the highest food inflation rate in the industrialized world, with Brexit, which has brought about extra barriers on food imports from the European Union, identified as one of the major causes.

Statistics published last week highlight the urgency of the government’s mission to protect biodiversity, writes Nature Minister Trudy Harrison

Businesses must leverage their spheres of control, influence, and concern for maximum positive impact, writes Forum for the Future's Charlie Thorneycroft

Britain's Special Forces have carried out secret operations in 19 countries over the past 12 years, without parliamentary approval.

As members of the UN-convened initiative jump ship, COVER editor John Brazier shares his views on what the exodus could mean for the protection insurance market's focus on ESG

The Islamic Center of England, which runs a British charity, has temporarily closed down following an investigation by the UK's charity regulator.

Official data shows 59,700 people died with COVID 19 in 28 European nations last winter, however, a larger number, 68,000, died because they could not heat their homes.

This week, Vermont Commission of Health Dr. Mark Levine weighs in on what parents need to pay attention to in order to help their teens.

Hal is joined by Ryan Boyd, co-founder of Free Animal Doctor, to talk about how crowdfunding assistance has helped nearly a thousand animals with health issues. Hal then speaks with the co-founder of Working Dogs for Warriors about the program that brings rescue dogs and veterans together for their mutual benefit.