Science

London Stock Exchange Group study reveals corporate climate targets have become widespread, but overall emissions are still yet to fall

Lost production could cost farmers more than €800m, as Europe faces one of its smallest potato harvests on record

Green Alliance claims replacing meat with UK-grown pulses in just two meals a week could save households £100 a year on groceries and ease pressure on drought-hit water supplies

Scottish government imposes more stringent environmental requirements on new data centres with a power capacity exceeding 50MW

Ursula von der Leyen announces plans for raft of fresh measures to manage risks and opportunities arising from clean tech and AI revolutions in her annual State of the Union address

Major new survey reveals how resilience and value creation are at the top of the agenda for senior sustainability executives - and as a result over 80 per cent of companies expect to increase sustainability investment

Inaugural World Economic Forum survey of CSOs finds corporate sustainability efforts are increasingly focused on enhancing climate resilience

As climate change intensifies airports urgently need to invest in resilience - but key the question is where to intervene first, and how to do it without taking critical infrastructure offline, writes Amy Dickinson from Egis

ActionAid warns debt repayments are blocking climate action, leaving the most climate-vulnerable countries exposed to escalating risks

Independent climate advisory body warns government current policies offer 'no credible pathway' to reaching net zero aviation emissions, with or without a third Heathrow runway