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Is the public starting to see climate policy as a national security and cost-of-living issue?

Climate change

Is the public starting to see climate policy as a national security and cost-of-living issue?

New polling suggests growing numbers of Brits see renewables as a 'credible shield' from insecurity and are keen to support new community energy projects

clock 05 November 2026 • 6 min read
'The Shrinking Buffer': Food systems' ability to absorb 'shocks' is being eroded as temperatures rise, study warns

Climate change

'The Shrinking Buffer': Food systems' ability to absorb 'shocks' is being eroded as temperatures rise, study warns

Report warns 'triple threat' from super El Niño, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and attacks on grain storage sites in Ukraine and Russia are set to 'reverberate' through the global food system in 2027

clock 05 November 2026 • 5 min read
'Now is the time to deliver': Prime Minister urged to fulfil promise on mandatory transition plans

Climate change

'Now is the time to deliver': Prime Minister urged to fulfil promise on mandatory transition plans

Government urged to honour COP26 promise to require large companies and financial institutions to publish climate transition plans

clock 05 November 2026 • 5 min read
Extreme weather impacts could cost mobile network operators over $3bn a year by 2050

Risk

Extreme weather impacts could cost mobile network operators over $3bn a year by 2050

Mobile infrastructure repair and replacement bills could almost double by 2050 under forecast mid-century climate conditions

clock 04 November 2026 • 4 min read
From risk to resilience: How to build an effective climate adaptation strategy

Management

From risk to resilience: How to build an effective climate adaptation strategy

WATCH NOW: Experts provide an overview of the emerging best practices shaping effective corporate climate resilience and adaptation strategies

clock 04 November 2026 • 1 min read
'Staggering shortfall': World 'not ready' to adapt to current climate, let alone future impacts

Climate change

'Staggering shortfall': World 'not ready' to adapt to current climate, let alone future impacts

Global adaptation finance remains far short of the levels required to weather impacts from a rapidly warming world, UNEP warns

clock 04 November 2026 • 5 min read
'A spaghetti junction of legislation': Government urged to fix water regulation 'mess'

Legislation

'A spaghetti junction of legislation': Government urged to fix water regulation 'mess'

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee calls on government to reform water industry rules as it prepares to introduce new Water Bill to Parliament

clock 04 November 2026 • 4 min read
From Barbuda to Britain: the case for governing climate mobility

Risk

From Barbuda to Britain: the case for governing climate mobility

More climate-related crises are sure to come down the road, but the UK government still has no plan in place to respond, writes international human rights barrister Sangeetha Iengar from the University of Oxford.

clock 04 November 2026 • 5 min read
Integrity Council approves two new carbon credit methodologies for coal transition and forest restoration

Carbon Accounting

Integrity Council approves two new carbon credit methodologies for coal transition and forest restoration

Verra's coal transition programme and Equitable Earth's forest restoration programme deemed fit to carry CCP label after aligning with global benchmark

clock 03 November 2026 • 3 min read
'A new era': Smart Energy Code Company takes control of UK smart meter network

Energy

'A new era': Smart Energy Code Company takes control of UK smart meter network

Management of 39 million smart meters across Great Britain taken up by new not-for-profit venture

clock 03 November 2026 • 3 min read
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