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Science

London flood defence plan brought forward by 15 years due to growing climate threat

Risk

London flood defence plan brought forward by 15 years due to growing climate threat

Environment Agency unveils updated Thames Estuary 2100 plan to accelerate London's flood defences in response to worsening climate threat and rising seas

clock 17 May 2023 • 4 min read
Former UN Climate Champion Nigel Topping joins CCC

Policy

Former UN Climate Champion Nigel Topping joins CCC

Leading advocate for green business appointed to Climate Change Committee to lead work on the role of business in the net zero transition

clock 16 May 2023 • 1 min read
As a seafood shortage looms, how can investors tackle the risk of 'aquafailure'?

Biodiversity

As a seafood shortage looms, how can investors tackle the risk of 'aquafailure'?

New report warns demand for seafood will outpace supply by 20 per cent by 2050 if current approaches to seafood farming are not reformed

clock 11 May 2023 • 4 min read
'World first': Helion and Microsoft ink deal to provide nuclear fusion power from 2028

Energy

'World first': Helion and Microsoft ink deal to provide nuclear fusion power from 2028

Microsoft and Helion Energy announce first-of-a-kind agreement, as tech giant confirms its overall emissions fell last year

clock 11 May 2023 • 3 min read
'High-quality' offsetting: How one company is working to get away from 'I just want to sequester carbon'

Offsets

'High-quality' offsetting: How one company is working to get away from 'I just want to sequester carbon'

Organic veg box pioneer Riverford and charity partner Ripple Effect are putting farming communities 'in the driving seat' of their six-figure Responsible Carbon Project, as they attempt to ensure a steady supply of 'high quality' offsets

clock 10 May 2023 • 14 min read
Royal approval: King breaks ground on £58m net zero aviation lab

Science

Royal approval: King breaks ground on £58m net zero aviation lab

King Charles III opens new £58m Whittle Laboratory at the University of Cambridge in first public engagement since Coronation

clock 10 May 2023 • 3 min read
'Statistically impossible' heat extremes are here - these are the regions most at risk

Climate change

'Statistically impossible' heat extremes are here - these are the regions most at risk

Afghanistan and Central America have growing populations, limited resources, and the potential for more extreme heatwaves

clock 09 May 2023 • 4 min read
Lessons from Peru: How food firms joined forces with 'potato guardians' to protect biodiversity

Biodiversity

Lessons from Peru: How food firms joined forces with 'potato guardians' to protect biodiversity

Agri-food firms' investment in Indigenous farmers is boosting the resilience of an important cash crop, writes the International Potato Center's Stef de Haan

clock 09 May 2023 • 4 min read
The King's Apprentices

Politics

The King's Apprentices

The New Carolean era will be defined by a backdrop of escalating climate impacts and accelerating climate action - how will the King Charles respond? 

clock 05 May 2023 • 3 min read
King Charles III will be positive force for the environment

Politics

King Charles III will be positive force for the environment

The King will remain committed to the cause he has long championed for many more years, argues the World Resources Institute's Edward Davey

clock 05 May 2023 • 3 min read
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