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As the UK heads into cooler months, we cannot simply put our heads in the sand and hope the problem goes away, writes Christine Egan from CLASP

Biodiversity net gain became mandatory in England two years ago - and there are signs it is starting to deliver on its early promise

Andy Cunningham, CEO at GeoPura, explains how the firm hopes to build on early work with Netflix and the MoD to deploy thousands of green hydrogen power units

Leader warns of 'colossal' climate price being paid by smaller nations, High Seas Treaty passes 100 ratifications, and Australia's opposition leader claims COP31 co-host has 'done its bit' on climate

Riverford has opted to defer a hugely ambitious goal to reach net zero emissions by 2030, but it is now doubling down on efforts to deliver on its revised carbon targets in partnership with Good Energy

The EU's new Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive (EmpCo) raises the bar for tackling 'greenwashing' - UK businesses need to take note, writes South Pole's Maggie Wong

Ageing wind and solar capacity that is approaching the end of its initial lifespan is set to have 'profound' implications for the global energy transition, according to Wood Mackenzie

MPs and environmental campaigners call for overhaul of how Sustainable Farming Incentive funding is allocated, after thousands of farmers were left high and dry when allocation window abruptly closed this week

The share of household waste collected from doorsteps and sent for recycling has barely changed in 15 years, but there are hopes new simpler collection rules could deliver some much needed progress

Making the operators of Rosebank and Jackdaw financially responsible for capturing and storing CO2 could give Andy Burnham a world-leading policy to present at COP31, writes Stephanie Loo from the Carbon Balance Initiative