Matthew Bell, Director of Frontier’s Public Policy explains how the real dividing line at COP26 is between those who think further adaptation is possible and those who do not

Having achieved prosperity through fossil fuels, developed countries must support emerging economies on their path to a greener future, says Damilola Ogunbiy, CEO of Sustainable Energy for All

Latin American companies have plenty of room for improving their corporate sustainability practices and can make ESG a driver of competitiveness, says John McSquire of of Credicorp Capital Asset Management

Big, environmental set pieces like COP26 help raise awareness of the climate emergency, but they don’t do enough to deliver real, tangible progress, argues Tom van Aken, CEO at Avantium 

It is not enough to look to policymakers to solve climate change, business of all size must take responsibility says Managing Director of Delta-Simons Alex Bloomfish..

Climate change need to be solved with the tools at our disposal today, not with super technology decades down the line, writes Renat Heuberger, CEO of South Pole

Capgemini pledges to plant 20 million trees by 2030 in support of its commitment to a sustainable planet..

Electric vehicles may not omit CO2, but they still have a significant environmental impact. Sebastian Peck of InMotion Ventures looks at how the industry is seeking to mitigate this

The European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC) releases the results of its 2-year expert study of the state of the North Atlantic and its implications for Europe

Lawyers from Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman explore whether nuclear can be a worthy substitute as the EU looks to rid themselves of carbon emissions

As renewables’ costs fall and CO2 prices continue to climb, pressure mounts on generators

The European Union will tighten regulations on air pollution, waste and use of chemicals to protect public health and address key causes of biodiversity loss, the European Commission said on Wednesday