Science

Canadian government's proposed exemption for tar sands pipeline sparks protests, data shows Australia's emissions have edged downwards, and the Philippines is moving forward with plans for its first offshore wind farms

High Court upholds oil exploration licences granted under previous government, but says further approvals must account for ocean harm

Research project aims to identify barriers - such a red tape and financial risks - to farmers taking part in agri-environment subsidy schemes

Retailer's value chain emissions have fallen by almost six per cent against its 2019 baseline, latest stocktake reveals

Strategy aims to safeguard the estimated 40,000 species found across all 14 of the UK's overseas territories worldwide

National Emergency Briefing in Westminster calls on policymakers to rise above 'comfortable short-term options' and adopt a 'World War Two level' of leadership in response to the climate crisis

COP30 may not have delivered the outcome climate science shows the world needs, but it demonstrated that the multilateral UN Paris Agreement process is alive, writes Corporate Leaders Group UK director Bev Cornaby

Climate, biodiversity, and pollution challenges therefore 'cannot be addressed separately in isolation', OECD tells policymakers

Government confirms Energy Profits Levy will be replaced by Oil and Gas Profits Mechanism, as it announces details of promised ban on new drilling and exploration licenses

After a gruelling two weeks in Brazil, top experts and COP veterans came together to explore what businesses can take from the summit in BusinessGreen's latest webinar, hosted in partnership with Inspired