The COP30 Presidency has today published new roadmaps for navigating the transition away from fossil fuels and reversing forest loss, arguing deep decarbonisation is 'within reach'
Recent emissions trends 'particularly far' from alignment with Paris Agreement goals, new study warns
All the top reaction from diplomats, businesses, environmental groups, and nature experts to the hard-fought final agreement at the COP17 UN Biodiversity Summit in Yerevan
Decisions reached on nature finance, tackling harmful subsidies, and halting biodiversity loss after fraught negotiations in Yerevan, but fears remain progress towards global targets remains far too slow
Meant to pay countries for keeping forests standing, the fund has an interim charter, a board, a World Bank home… and insufficient funds
Rules requiring major infrastructure projects to deliver 10 per cent biodiversity uplift enter into force
Liv Cropper's reflects on her conversation with Tony Juniper CBE, and what his 40 years on the environmental frontline can teach us about political backlash, slow progress and keeping going
Closing plenary gets under way in Armenia despite deep divisions on contentious issues surrounding biodiversity funding, nature-harming subsidies, scientific evidence, and nature genetics
PepsiCo and Earthworm Foundation expand regenerative farming programmes across Europe to strengthen food and drink supply chain resilience
Every £1 invested in nature-led river restoration has the potential to deliver more than £7 in societal benefits, explain Dr Rob Stoneman of the Wildlife Trusts, and Chris Reid of Intact Insurance