Science

France orders oil giant to take down climate neutrality claim, MEPs back new soil monitoring law, and electric aircraft head for Korea

New guide to help food and drink firms deliver on global goal to reverse nature loss by 2030

IEA executive director reflects on the emergence of electricity as the world's 'dominant energy source', even as the consensus on climate action comes under fire

Ortec Finance finds high warming scenario could slash projected returns from pension funds by 2050

The latest State of Climate Action report reveals that for all the progress sparked by the clean tech boom, the global economy is still badly off track for meeting its net zero goals

The number of methane alerts that trigger a response has risen 10-fold, but nearly 90 per cent of warnings are still going ignored, according to a new UN report

Researchers from University of Exeter warn financial impact of rising temperatures is being underestimated

Businesses of all sizes continue to prioritise net zero transition, despite political pushback, according to 'largest ever' study of UK business climate action

Prime Minister's spokesperson says Starmer will be 'driving forward' the UK's position as 'a global leader on climate action and green growth'

Daily life for people living in Europe is already becoming unpredictable due to the consequences of extreme weather, explains University of Salford lecturer Rosemary Anthony