The planet is warming faster than many realise, and actuaries and risk experts are worried global financial markets remain deeply underprepared for the climate impacts that will result
PFAS are now attracting political, scientific and public scrutiny, which is accelerating the risk of litigation, writes Stewarts lawyer Francesca Bugg
New analysis warns tree-planting carried out over the next five years will play crucial role in meeting net zero by 2050 targets
Leading experts in energy markets, conflict, and geopolitics weigh-in on how the White House's expansionist ambitions are being influenced by fossil fuel interests and climate risks
VIDEO: Caroline Bush, an associate director in law firm Osborne Clarke's environment team, reflects on the UK's Biodiversity Net Gain rules, assessing nature risk, and the changing landscape for environmental and climate regulation and legislation
The Trump administration may be bent on undermining global climate action and engineering an oil boom, but governments and businesses still have it within their power to accelerate decarbonisation
BloombergNEF predicts moves to boost Venezuelan oil exports will have minimal impact on oil prices in the near term and would require billions of dollars of investment
Framework aims to assist investors in decision making to support real-world change, according to Investment Consultants Sustainability Working Group (ICSWG)
Close to three quarters of senior sustainability managers struggled to access decarbonisation funding in the past year, study claims, but corporate support for climate goals remains robust
Despite being hailed by leading UK retailers as 'one of the most significant conservation measures this century', a number of global agri-giants have now abandoned the anti-deforestation pact