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Wildlife and Countryside Link warns chemicals are polluting waters, soils, food and wildlife, as it calls for a revamped national chemical strategy

Forty-seven pert cent of corporates feel unable to set bolder sustainability targets within transition plans because they don't want to 'go too far and fail', new Lloyds Bank study finds

Yet Christian Aid report also warns insured climate damages figure is highly likely to be a significant underestimate

UN Secretary-General warns decisions taken by leaders today will determine whether Paris Agreement goals can be met, as climate scientists fear temperature limits will be temporarily breached this decade

Nearly half of UK board directors expect continued or stronger focus on ESG issues despite attempts to politicise trend

The Wildlife Trusts' Kathryn Brown and Frontier Economics' Matthew Bell ask why a topic that should be part of upcoming manifestos is being relegated to the periphery

Unilever recently refocused its sustainability strategy and pushed back several key target dates - chief sustainability officer Rebecca Marmot talks to BusinessGreen about the thinking behind the changes

Analysis claims autumn and winter rainfall was made 15 per cent heavier by climate change, leading to reduced revenue from key arable crops

Retailers look to advance Shared Impact Initiative with the Fairtrade Foundation following new guidance from the CMA

Majority of companies remain far from achieving deforestation and conversion-free supply chains, new data claims