BusinessGreen rounds up all the top green business news from around the world this week
New report released at latest UN climate talks in Bonn stresses the importance of action on food systems in meeting climate goals
The debate around Labour's proposal to halt oil and gas licenses has become fundamentally unserious - investors and the public deserve better
Plus major Saudi green hydrogen facility, ExxonMobil CCS deal and all the top green business news from around the world this week
Local authorities, first responders, utility companies and transport sector warn England is unprepared for extreme heat events
National Drought Group has called for greater collaboration and forward planning to ensure country does not run dry this summer
New analysis reveals that 'a handful of large corporates' are responsible for the bulk of industrial emissions - but is this a problem or an opportunity?
Current climate policies to expose more than a fifth of humanity to 'dangerously hot' temperatures by 2100, as UK heatwave declared 'no fluke'
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Nature Ecology & Evolution study indicates habitability of environment for many animals will rapidly deteriorate once temperatures pass crucial thresholds