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Science

Study: European heatwave could cost farmers €2bn in lost revenue

Climate change

Study: European heatwave could cost farmers €2bn in lost revenue

Forecasts suggest crop harvests are likely to be hit hard by record-breaking high temperatures and dry conditions

clock 22 July 2026 • 5 min read
National Drought Group warns much of England has 'moved closer to drought status'

Risk

National Drought Group warns much of England has 'moved closer to drought status'

July saw only three per cent of the average rainfall, leading to restrictions on water use for millions of people, as water industry raises alarm over strain on supplies from data centre development

clock 21 July 2026 • 4 min read
Restore secures 7,500-acre Northumberland estate for nature recovery

Biodiversity

Restore secures 7,500-acre Northumberland estate for nature recovery

Nature restoration company hails deal as 'one of the UK's most ambitious partnerships for nature recovery, climate resilience and community benefit'

clock 21 July 2026 • 3 min read
The Duchy of Cornwall's David Cope: 'Sustainability is a mindset as much as a job'

Biodiversity

The Duchy of Cornwall's David Cope: 'Sustainability is a mindset as much as a job'

The executive director for purpose at the Prince of Wales' private estate unpacks why sustainability professionals are in the 'business of people' and the misconception that land ownership is passive

clock 21 July 2026 • 10 min read
Searing heatwaves are a warning shot for businesses still treating nature as a 'nice-to-have'

Carbon Accounting

Searing heatwaves are a warning shot for businesses still treating nature as a 'nice-to-have'

Nature investment needs to be treated like any other material business risk, writes Gill Chapple, CEO of The Future Forest Company

clock 21 July 2026 • 5 min read
Poll: Most voters want Andy Burnham to accelerate UK climate and nature action

Politics

Poll: Most voters want Andy Burnham to accelerate UK climate and nature action

More in Common polling highlights deep public concern about climate impacts and nature loss, with more than half feeling Labour's efforts to date have not been ambitious enough

clock 21 July 2026 • 3 min read
Study: Food labelling and carbon pricing could cut UK emissions by five per cent

Taxation

Study: Food labelling and carbon pricing could cut UK emissions by five per cent

New analysis calculates that a tax on the most emissions-intensive foods could slash climate impacts and deliver wider social benefits

clock 20 July 2026 • 3 min read
Neil Hornby appointed as the next chief executive of Natural England

Biodiversity

Neil Hornby appointed as the next chief executive of Natural England

Chief executive at Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science to take up reins of key nature agency from this autumn

clock 20 July 2026 • 2 min read
Protecting the ocean is a climate story - its governance needs to reflect that

Biodiversity

Protecting the ocean is a climate story - its governance needs to reflect that

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) deliver proven biodiversity benefits, but what's less understood is that they are also essential climate infrastructure, writes Oceano Azul Foundation CEO Tiago Pitta e Cunha

clock 20 July 2026 • 4 min read
'World first': New global sustainability standard for glass launched

Climate change

'World first': New global sustainability standard for glass launched

Industry group backed by JLR and Climate Group proposes International Standard for Glassmaking, which has now been released for consultation

clock 20 July 2026 • 3 min read
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