Management

Analysis from Public First warns the economic costs associated with increasing flood risks are being badly underestimated

Academic study argues delayed and disorderly transition to net zero would lead to 'increased inflation, higher interest rates, economic stagnation, and financial instability'

Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) confirms official investigation into potential breaches of Water Framework Directive Regulations

Programme supports under-represented start-ups addressing social and environmental challenges

Project Willow report on behalf of UK and Scottish government explores potential low carbon uses for site, but estimates transforming facility would require £3.5bn of private sector investment

World Meteorological Organisation report shows CO2 in atmosphere has reached its highest level in 800,000 years, but the world can still avoid a climate catastrophe

Feedback sought on draft amendment to Environmental Management Systems (BS EN ISO 14001), which is being updated to better equip organisations to meet the evolving expectations of stakeholders

New initiative aims to standardise data for carbon crediting projects across markets, geographies and activity types to boost transparency in carbon markets

The SBTi's long-awaited draft standard points to a potential compromise between corporates and green groups, but several important issues are still yet to be resolved

Businesses should assess how vulnerable their current water supply is, consider what a significant shortage would mean for their daily operations, and take decisive steps to build resilience, writes Everflow's Lois Gill