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Climate impacts may be starting to spiral, but a sub-1.5C world is 'still possible'

Climate change

Climate impacts may be starting to spiral, but a sub-1.5C world is 'still possible'

World Meteorological Organisation report shows CO2 in atmosphere has reached its highest level in 800,000 years, but the world can still avoid a climate catastrophe

clock 19 March 2025 • 6 min read
SBTi's Corporate Net Zero Standard: Three key outstanding questions

Carbon Accounting

SBTi's Corporate Net Zero Standard: Three key outstanding questions

The SBTi's long-awaited draft standard points to a potential compromise between corporates and green groups, but several important issues are still yet to be resolved

clock 19 March 2025 • 11 min read
 Study: Plastic pollution on UK beaches rises by 10 per cent

Waste

Study: Plastic pollution on UK beaches rises by 10 per cent

Three quarters of a million pieces of plastic litter were collected by Marine Conservation Society volunteers in 2023, equating to two pieces of litter per every metre of beach

clock 19 March 2025 • 3 min read
'The time for action is now': Government faces fresh calls to make nature reporting mandatory in the UK

Biodiversity

'The time for action is now': Government faces fresh calls to make nature reporting mandatory in the UK

New Green Alliance report revisits recommendations of Dasgupta Review and urges government to boost investment in nature restoration and ensure corporates disclose nature-related risks

clock 18 March 2025 • 5 min read
Kemi Badenoch is wrong - Net zero by 2050 is difficult, it's not impossible

Politics

Kemi Badenoch is wrong - Net zero by 2050 is difficult, it's not impossible

The Tory leader has just torched the political consensus on ambitious climate action - the electoral calculus is likely to prove as deeply flawed as the economic analysis behind the move

clock 18 March 2025 • 10 min read
Science-Based Targets initiative proposes major changes to Corporate Net Zero Standard

Carbon Accounting

Science-Based Targets initiative proposes major changes to Corporate Net Zero Standard

New consultation proposes scrapping rigid, top-down emissions reduction targets for corporate value chains in favour of revenue and purchasing-based goals

clock 18 March 2025 • 9 min read
Sarasin & Partners to divest from Equinor over failure to align strategy with Paris Agreement

Investment

Sarasin & Partners to divest from Equinor over failure to align strategy with Paris Agreement

Asset manager tasked with steering Equinor climate talks on behalf of hundreds of investors exits oil major over emissions concerns

clock 18 March 2025 • 3 min read
SBTN launches 'first ever' science-based targets for seafood sector

Supply chain

SBTN launches 'first ever' science-based targets for seafood sector

New targets to help seafood firms address key drivers of ocean degradation, including habitat loss and overexploitation of fish stocks

clock 18 March 2025 • 4 min read
Marine planning is all at sea

Biodiversity

Marine planning is all at sea

The UK needs the equivalent of a Land Use Framework for the ocean, writes Wildlife Trusts chief executive Craig Bennett

clock 18 March 2025 • 4 min read
Farming subsidy reforms may be in the firing line, but change is urgently needed

Policy

Farming subsidy reforms may be in the firing line, but change is urgently needed

The government has angered farmers and green groups alike by suspending the Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme, but as Roger Harrabin argues the underlying principles behind farming subsidy reform remain robust

clock 17 March 2025 • 3 min read
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