Science

World's population could peak significantly lower than 'population bomb' estimates from the likes of the UN, new analysis suggests

Climate visas, French nuclear reactors, and giant solar arrays all feature in this week's Global Briefing

The organic movement forged a path for a federally recognised standard for food - Should regenerative follow its course?

Ban on sales of peat based compost for gardeners will come into effect in 2024, but government has confirmed it will not be extended to the professional horticulture market until 2030

Insurer warns industry's insured losses from natural disasters topped $100bn for the second year in a row

From the growing pressure to pull forward net zero targets to the case for carbon removals, BusinessGreen explores the key lessons from the latest IPCC report

Major new report from Energy Transition Commission concludes bridging the net zero investment gap is a 'manageable macroeconomic challenge'

The latest IPCC report is more sobering than ever, and emissions are still rising - but climate doomism is not an option

The conservation charity has commissioned new research which demonstrates younger generation is increasingly worried about climate change and has limited access to green spaces

Reintroduction of beavers is one of 22 new rewilding initiatives proposed for the capital with support from the Rewild London Fund