Science

Climate advisors urge Scottish Government to use devolved powers to accelerate efforts to cut emissions from buildings, surface transport, agriculture, and land use

A 'shotgun approach' to setting sustainability goals will never work, but equally businesses and investors cannot afford to step backwards or take our foot off the accelerator, writes EY's Nadia Woodhouse

Simon Stiell urges governments to deliver bold national climate action plans that can provide "an antidote to economic uncertainty"

Uncertainty over policy and funding support for farmers in England and Wales scuppering organic farmland growth, warns Soil Association

Standard Chartered's chief sustainability officer reflects on her move into sustainability from investment banking, how 'big ideas' are coming from unexpected places, and the co-benefits of electric driving

Partner Insight: Mike Berners-Lee discusses the 'crisis of credibility' facing climate action and why trust is now central to the sustainability agenda

Zurich-based firm confirms consultation process to lay off more than 10 per cent of its staff, but suggests claims its direct air capture and storage tech is faltering lack context

Major 10 year study reviews how combining livestock production and carbon projects on Australian farmland enabled diversified revenue streams

British-Nigerian author takes home inaugural £10,000 prize for her second novel 'And So I Roar', praised by judges as 'a book of real energy and passion'

Tree planting search engine unveils new profile page and counter to track how its users are contributing to climate projects