Science

Government expected to fully ratify landmark Treaty this summer, after it achieved both Parliamentary approval and Royal Assent this month

Simon Stiell stresses climate action is 'indisputably' in every nation's self-interest, as he warns those shirking leadership are gifting a 'goldmine' to rivals

Critics of net zero targets like to weaponise China's out-sized carbon footprint, but the data showing how the country has become a clean energy superpower is stacking up

New funding earmarked to help restore woodlands covering an area more than twice the size of Glasgow

White House to launch process of formally reversing 2009 ‘endangerment finding’ that provides the basis for federal emissions regulations

Global survey of 13,000 people across Europe, Americas, Middle East, and Africa, reveals environmental issues remain a major concern for the public

As climate impacts become clearer, most firms are still only at the foothills of building robust resilience strategies - BusinessGreen's latest roundtable heard from a range of sustainability execs on how they are grappling with escalating risks

Food service giant confirms original 2030 target set in 2021 has been delayed, as it works to decarbonise complex operations

Businesses watching nature markets and biodiversity credits should pay closer attention to current UN tax cooperation treaty talks, as they may prove hugely consequential, write Professor Jessica Dempsey and the Tax Justice Network's Luke Holland

European Parliament votes in favour of intermediate and binding climate target as bloc reinforces net zero by 2050 target