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EY's Matthew Bell looks back at the sustainability trends that shaped the global economy in 2022 and offers his take on what the next 12 months might bring

Arms manufacturers in the United States enjoy government-sanctioned legal immunity from criminal prosecution that ultimately results in incidents of mass shootings across the country, says an activist.

The UK has witnessed a renewed push by religious communities to remove a controversial relationship and sex education, also known as RSE, lesson from the curriculum in British schools.

Zionist normalization agenda deflects attention away from Palestinians' daily struggle, says an activist.

With the measures set out in the Inflation Reduction Act increasingly drawing investors to the US, the UK should not take its attractiveness for clean energy development for granted, writes RenewableUK's Ana Musat

Union leaders hold protests outside 10 Downing Street while MPs are debating legislation which would see striking workers in key sectors legally required to provide a minimum service.

Researchers pin point how action on EVs, plant-based proteins, and green ammonia could drive a net zero ripple effect across the wider economy

Racially motivated killings are happening, once again, in record numbers. The tragic death of Keenan Darnell Anderson after he was tased by police officers in Los Angeles following a car accident has sparked outrage.

Chair of Net Zero Review chats to BusinessGreen about leaked reports, coal mines, and securing buy-in 'at the highest level' for the delivery of the UK's climate targets

Europe needs to be leading the charge to a more sustainable world, but it is being held back by short-termism and poor policymaking, argues Systemiq's Janez Potočnik