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Ahead of meeting to advance plans for global roadmap away from fossil fuels, more than 250 legal experts claim 'multiple sources of international law' place obligation on governments to phase out fossil fuels and prevent climate harm

Attribution science is increasingly being used as part of litigation claims to seek redress for climate-related harms and a reduction in emissions, writes Stewarts lawyer Frances Baird

Stimulating ecosystem recovery, transforming social-ecological systems, and changing consumption patterns can help regenerate the environment and tackle the drivers of nature loss, new analysis claims

Courts no longer focus on whether firms acknowledge climate change, but how considerations are embedded into governance, according to World Economic Forum and law firm Baker McKenzie

Resilico Connect app aims to help customers in high-risk areas better prepare for flood-related disruption

Report warns of 'dangerous feedback loop' where climate driven production shortfalls fuel expansion of damaging practices

Report warns micro and nanoplastics that are small enough to penetrate cell barriers and interact with biological systems are passing from packaging into food

Environmental Audit Committee warns government's PFAS action plan does not go far enough, as it calls for stronger clamp down on polluting products and companies

Fears grow that continued blockade of Strait of Hormuz could push energy and food price inflation even higher during the second half of the year

Nearly half of British holidaymakers view extreme weather as a major source of travel stress, driving a shift in where and when trips are booked