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EXPLAINER: The EU is currently reviewing proposals to cut EUDR compliance costs by 75 per cent, but regardless of whether changes are confirmed businesses face a challenge in complying with the wide-ranging rules

Hollis' head of ESG and sustainability reflects on the recent expediting of climate adaptation and mitigation plans, and the myth that sustainability has to come at a cost

Lettuce leaves grown in vertical farms using advanced robotics are expected to require up to 96 per cent less water compared to traditionally farmed crops

National Wealth Fund to provide further £35m on top of previous strategic multi-million-pound investment in support of critical minerals project

Museum plans to transform former mine into source of clean energy for local community

Offering lower energy bills and more comfortable and resilient living spaces, Passivhaus-standard homes are no longer seen as a niche - they are proving deliverable at scale, writes Attzaz Rashid from Barratt London

New consultation and call for evidence on how to improve access to innovative new fertiliser products that can reduce air, land, and water pollution

Agency warns continuing blockade of Strait of Hormuz means 'further price volatility appears likely ahead of the peak summer demand period'

Britain's seabed manager launches third funding round for its offshore wind Supply Chain Accelerator

Rising fertiliser costs, sustainability concerns, and consumer demand are driving a surge in organic farmland in the UK, according to Soil Association Certification