Science

Raw sewage pumped into the Gatwick Stream and River Mole in East Sussex is thought to have killed thousands of fish

Financial watchdogs now have a remit to consider nature, but how they intepret this new remit remains to be seen, writes WWF's Kate Norgrove

Findings come from cost-benefit analysis of banning destructive industrial fishing practices in marine protected areas carried out by the Marine Conservation Society

Defra and the National Lottery Heritage Fund unveil funding scheme dedicated to tackling habitat loss and ecosystem protection

A growing number of investors are voicing their commitment to natural capital solutions, but challenges remain, with a lack of sector-specific datasets proving a particular barrier

EXCLUSIVE: AstraZeneca's vice president for sustainability Juliette White lifts the lid on the firm's $400m global reforestation programme

National Drought Group meets to discuss how to ensure security of water supplies following sustained dry period

Defra unveils a series of projects to address peat degradation and pledges to act on recommendations from the Lowland Agricultural Peat Task Force

New framework sets out how businesses can work with governments to ensure activity in outer space is as sustainable as possible

BusinessGreen rounds up the crucial lessons and conclusions from the Climate Change Committee's annual assessment of the UK's progress towards net zero