Plus EU faces green taxonomy legal challenge, a €300m boost for Baltic renewables, and climate-friendly food is on the menu for COP29 in our roundup of the top green business news from around the world this week
The global summit on biodiversity represents a critical moment in the struggle to preserve natural ecosystems
Food Foundation study assesses the health, climate, environment and affordability credentials of a range of plant-based meat alternative products
Lakes, rivers, and aquifers degrading in half of world’s countries, putting the health and livelihoods of billions of people under threat, UN warns
Campaigners to argue bloc's 2030 targets are out of step with Paris Agreement and not derived from 'best available' climate science
Processive think tank publishes blueprint for how Labour government can take action to protect and restore nature
Climate education in the UK is failing students and must be updated to reflect 21st century realities, writes SOS-UK's Jamie Agombar
Two new studies reveal how genes from wild plants could be used to breed new climate-resilient crops
From risk assessments to investments in water, waste and energy efficiency, there are a number of ways businesses can make themselves less vulnerable to climate impacts
Population growth and shifts in species distribution due to climate change are impacting where, and to what extent, humans and wildlife ‘overlap’, research warns