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The UK's plan to delay its green industrial strategy to the autumn is reckless, writes ECIU's Gareth Redmond-King

G7 Energy and Environment Ministers acknowledge energy crisis requires reduction in global gas demand and reiterate support for clean tech, but stop short of setting out roadmap for phasing out fossil fuel power

Hal Eisner is joined by Robin Mark of the Trust for Public Land to talk about a recent grant which will allow them to turn a local elementary school into a “green" school.

A British academic has voiced worries over the UK’s national security as Britain and Israel have agreed to boost economic, security and technology ties.

With the desecration of the Al Aqsa Mosque and the exchange of rocket fire between Israel and resistance groups, there is no telling when the next incident will break out.

Here are three key differences and three similarities between the sustainable food pushes in the USA and Europe

The ongoing row over the UK's sewage spills looks set to be a major issue for local voters, but there are no quick fixes or easy answers to the crisis

BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

Capturing process emissions will be critical to achieving net zero in the waste sector, writes Viridor's Tim Rotheray

Making rooftop solar mandatory on new homes would create jobs, cut energy bills, and bring down emissions, argues Caroline Lucas MP