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What do top CEOs want from COP29?

Policy

What do top CEOs want from COP29?

Over 100 CEOs from many of the world’s largest companies have set out their wish list for the Baku Climate Summit - but are governments listening?

clock 10 October 2024 • 8 min read
'Climate change is to blame': England suffers one of its worst harvests on record

Climate change

'Climate change is to blame': England suffers one of its worst harvests on record

Analysis of provisional data suggests overall volumes of key crops such as wheat, barley and oil seed rape were hit severely by record winter rainfall

clock 10 October 2024 • 5 min read
'Plan and respond': Met Office launches Local Authority Climate Service

Risk

'Plan and respond': Met Office launches Local Authority Climate Service

New tool aims to help local councils assess climate risks and develop more effective climate resilience strategies

clock 10 October 2024 • 3 min read
WWF: Average wildlife populations have fallen 73 per cent in 50 years

Biodiversity

WWF: Average wildlife populations have fallen 73 per cent in 50 years

Living Planet Report details catastrophic human impact on wildlife numbers and warns next five years could determine future of life on Earth

clock 10 October 2024 • 6 min read
Climate tipping points: How to aim for the best while preparing for the worst

Risk

Climate tipping points: How to aim for the best while preparing for the worst

The potential for global warming to trigger climate 'tipping points' represents many scientists' worst nightmare - can society still strive to avoid them while simultaneously building resilience against the worst scenarios?

clock 09 October 2024 • 9 min read
Sainsbury's becomes first UK supermarket to offer peat-free mushrooms

Supply chain

Sainsbury's becomes first UK supermarket to offer peat-free mushrooms

Mushrooms 'grown without peat' to be sold in over 200 stores across the country, following a decade of research to reduce crop’s climate impact

clock 09 October 2024 • 2 min read
Stella McCartney debuts seaweed fibre top at Paris Fashion Week

Technology

Stella McCartney debuts seaweed fibre top at Paris Fashion Week

Luxury fashion brand teams up with Brooklyn-based Keel Labs to showcase 'plug-and-play' seaweed fibre

clock 09 October 2024 • 2 min read
'If we look after nature, nature will look after us': Natural England raises alarm over economic impact of environmental degradation

Biodiversity

'If we look after nature, nature will look after us': Natural England raises alarm over economic impact of environmental degradation

Watchdog trails launch of major new State of Natural Capital report, which aims to provide 'unique' insight on vital role of environment in delivering economic health

clock 09 October 2024 • 6 min read
Study: Meat and diary methane emissions now rival those from oil and gas

Supply chain

Study: Meat and diary methane emissions now rival those from oil and gas

Greenpeace analysis estimates methane emissions from leading agri-businesses now match those from the 100 largest fossil fuel firms

clock 09 October 2024 • 3 min read
Lab grown meat: UK regulators awarded £1.6m to develop product safety testing regime

Legislation

Lab grown meat: UK regulators awarded £1.6m to develop product safety testing regime

Food Standards Agency and Food Standards Scotland to develop criteria for ensuring cultivated meat products are safe to eat

clock 08 October 2024 • 5 min read
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