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Offshore wind must be delivered in a way that protects biodiversity, supports communities and grows green industries, writes the Crown Estate's Gus Jaspert

A nationwide strike by teaching staff in the UK has resulted in thousands of schools being fully or partially closed, affecting millions of students.

Offshore wind must be delivered in a way that protects biodiversity, supports communities and grows green industries, writes the Crown Estate's Gus Jaspert

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

MP urges all parties to out net zero and climate at forefront of UK election campaigns in his speech launching new Mission Zero Coalition

The majority of people of the United States, especially the working class and oppressed communities, are being “triply plundered” by the Ukraine war, American political analyst Bill Dores said.  

Tensions between the United States and China are rising over a deepening row regarding the Chinese video sharing and social networking service, TikTok.

The Chinese peace plan on Ukraine urges both sides to agree to a gradual de-escalation and warns against the use of nuclear weapons.

National Audit Office warns lack of plan for meeting 2035 target for fully decarbonised power system risks scuppering green investment prospects

Recent climate action underlines how all corporates urgently need to recognise the threat of greenwashing as embedded material risk, argues Salterbaxter's Kathleen Enright