Science

WWF and ClientEarth lodge complaint with the Office for Environmental Protection over Environment Agency's failure to impose sanctions on farmers who breach pollution laws

Tony Juniper to deliver speech today urging farmers and policymakers to reject 'false choise’ between nature protection and food production

Conservation charity becomes co-claimant in legal action against the government over alleged failures in plan to tackle sewage overflows

Research from ZSL argues greater transparency needed across industry to make good on forest protection commitments

Post-Brexit Britain still has huge soft diplomatic power at its disposal - it should use to to drive decarbonisation worldwide, writes Rachel Kyte, dean of The Fletcher School at Tufts University

New report from Christian campaign group highlights key role of Church investments in limiting global heating to 1.5C

Hawaii will receive pay-outs of up to US$2m for reef restoration if tropical storms hit, building on the world’s first reef insurance policy covering hurricane damage in Mexico.

From Loss and Damage and just transitions to rows over fossil fuel phase outs and carbon markets, we take a look at some of the key lessons for businesses from COP27

Despite breakthrough on Loss and Damage in Sharm El Sheikh Implementation Plan, politicians and business figures warn 1.5C target hangs by a thread after this year's summit

All the reaction to the historic deal on Loss and Damage and negligible progress on climate mitigation