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Wood Mackenzie report identifies 'electric shock' scenario which could jump start global EV markets through perfect storm of geopolitical drivers and technological advancements

More than half of renters and outright owners would favour using a mortgage to fund shading, cooling, insulation, ventilation and solar panels to better protect their homes against extreme weather, fresh research has found

Report warns lack of clarity on costs, timelines, and logistics for connecting factories to the power grid and is causing some firms to abandon electrification plans and remain reliant on fossil gas

UK could face £25.6bn hit each year by 2030 if heatwaves keep intensifying at rates seen over the last decade, think tank Verdant claims

The test for Andy Burnham is not whether the UK can afford to prioritise climate and nature, but whether Britain can afford a 10-year plan that does not, writes WWF UK's chief executive Tanya Steele

Swiss pharmaceutical firm's CSO reflects on how his upbringing in Kosovo, experience of war and displacement, and human rights activism shaped his approach to healthcare and sustainability

KPMG's Richard Andrews explores how corporate sustainability and resilience are increasingly aligned and offer a new route to drive commercial value

British Retail Consortium data suggests 'exceptionally hot and historically dry weather' likely to have discouraged shopping trips, particularly impacting high streets

Clever clothing that can sense health issues are not far off, but they could prove hard to recycle or reuse

There is often a communication or translation issue between the climate and creative worlds, writes Futerra's Lucy Shea