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The government is asking coal mines to stay open to build energy security. Will this impact on net zero progress, or ultimately accelerate the transition to clean energy?

The majority of FTSE100 companies have now set a net zero emissions target, and for good reason. These businesses recognise the commercial benefits of taking action: mitigating risk, driving innovation, boosting stakeholder relationships and amplifying their brand.

A new “Transition Plan Taskforce” (TPT) has been launched by the Treasury to ensure that companies prepare rigorous plans to achieve net zero.

Large companies are guiding suppliers on addressing emissions; while rather than simply divesting, investors are helping their portfolios green up. What does it all mean?

The UN has set up an Expert Group that will push businesses, investors, cities and regions to “walk the talk” on their net zero goals.

We look at some of the common green claims that your business might be making – and how to ensure they stand up to scrutiny.

Many large businesses still don’t have an official climate strategy, and even those that do aren’t necessarily making the progress needed. To achieve real climate action, you need to get emissions cuts on the Board agenda – but how can you do that if you’re not part of the executive team?

The IPCC is holding nothing back in its latest report. It says human-induced climate change is causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature and affecting the lives of billions of people around the world.

Many big corporations have a climate strategy that involves investing in carbon removal technologies. But what exactly are the technologies currently in development, and how likely are they to help the climate crisis in the near future?

New research from CDP paints a concerning picture on the lack of action on climate through companies’ supply chains.