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To protect nature and livelihoods in a changing climate, consider both systems together and listen to local people, say local government leaders

Extreme heat is here to stay, which makes the continued absence of a UK National Cooling Action Plan difficult to justify, writes Clare Perry from the Environmental Investigation Agency

Plus France emissions projected to fall this year, Engie plots a major new biomethane plant, and Inter Milan's publishes its first sustainability plan

Ed Davey's speech to Energy UK's annual conference slams Conservative plans that threaten to make the UK even more reliant on expensive imported gas

Holly Lyon-Hawk from the International Institute for Supported Ceremonial Care explains how incentivising natural burial grounds for people and pets could support the UK's nature recovery ambitions

Barclays forecasts inclusion of large infrastructure projects in Biodiversity Net Gain scheme will lead to increased competition for limited numbers of nature credits

The extent to which AI harms the environment or turbocharges clean tech development will depend to a large extent on the policy framework in which it operates

Biodiversity markets do not need to replicate carbon markets to work, writes Zarya Moal from Path Financial

Latest Forest Declaration Assessment warns world is badly off track to meet 2030 deforestation pledges, but could stronger policy interventions and emerging best practices yet trigger a turn around?

Government insiders are briefing they want to cut heat pump grants that disproportionately go to wealthier households, but there is a strong case for a universal roll out of a technology that cuts emissions and enhances energy security