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Sustainability will be measured in heat pumps

Heat pumps have become the new metric of success for sustainability in the built environment, argues Jim McClelland in this opinion piece.

COP28: A new focus on health at the end-of-year climate summit looks tailor-made for the built environment sector, argues Jim McClelland.

Heavy criticism of the UK Government’s ‘Green Day’ relaunch is no reason for business to go quiet on its goals and ambitions, to ‘greenhush’.

Guest Blog by Luke Smoothy: As ground-breaking capabilities of additive manufacturing begin to be realised, how sustainable is 3D printing?

Guest Blog by Shaun McCarthy OBE: With interest in the ISO 20400 Standard on the up, but attainment still low, what do we need to kick-on?

Guest Blog by Kelly Hunte: Do NGOs and CSOs hold the key to multi-stakeholder engagement on climate finance and resilience?

Guest Blog by Daniel Kitwa: Is carbon capture one of the scalable solutions that can help us solve our global problem of emissions reduction?

Combining ideas of sustainability and justice, SUSTICE addresses responsibilities for reparation of environmental, social and economic impact.

How Davos 2023 remade the business case for sustainability, despite economic ground shifting beneath the feet of a well-heeled global elite.

With positive mental health seen as a key performance metric for companies today, has climate anxiety now become a quantifiable business risk?