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Science

A meat tax is probably inevitable - here's how it could work

Climate change

A meat tax is probably inevitable - here's how it could work

Healthier and more sustainable food could be made cheaper as meat and dairy becomes more expensive, argue environmental economists Cameron Hepburn and Franziska Funke

clock 11 August 2022 • 4 min read
Study: Major firms may be performing worse than they think against net zero goals

Management

Study: Major firms may be performing worse than they think against net zero goals

Major new academic study sets out fresh climate progress assessment framework for corporates

clock 10 August 2022 • 3 min read
How the net zero sceptics' medieval arguments are being overwhelmed by a very modern reality

Policy

How the net zero sceptics' medieval arguments are being overwhelmed by a very modern reality

Critics of the net zero transition are trying to blame it for the UK's economic woes, but their arguments are looking increasingly detached from the modern world

clock 09 August 2022 • 14 min read
'This is a BFD': Senate passes landmark climate bill that promises to slash emissions by 2030

Politics

'This is a BFD': Senate passes landmark climate bill that promises to slash emissions by 2030

Sweeping legislative package set to provide huge boost to US renewables and clean tech industries, reviving hopes world could deliver on global climate goals

clock 08 August 2022 • 7 min read
Community Forests: Government announces £44m boost for tree-planting ambitions

Biodiversity

Community Forests: Government announces £44m boost for tree-planting ambitions

Latest wave of awards from Nature for Climate Fund aims to help expand community forests across the UK

clock 08 August 2022 • 3 min read
How business can help win an historic climate victory

Legislation

How business can help win an historic climate victory

Bill Weihl argues US corporates have a huge opportunity to help deliver genuinely ambitious climate-focused legislation

clock 05 August 2022 • 4 min read
Morrisons hatches plan for 'carbon neutral' eggs

Biodiversity

Morrisons hatches plan for 'carbon neutral' eggs

UK supermarket launches line of 'carbon neutral' eggs produced by insect-fed hens as part of its drive to be supplied by 'zero emission' British farms by 2030

clock 04 August 2022 • 3 min read
'Grotesque greed': UN Secretary-General urges governments to tax fossil fuel firms' 'excessive' profits

Politics

'Grotesque greed': UN Secretary-General urges governments to tax fossil fuel firms' 'excessive' profits

UN chief argues oil and gas firms' profiteering off the energy crisis is 'punishing the poorest and most vulernable people, while destroying our home'

clock 04 August 2022 • 4 min read
Campaigners warn India free trade deal could result in higher levels of pesticides in UK food

Biodiversity

Campaigners warn India free trade deal could result in higher levels of pesticides in UK food

Pesticide Action Network UK and Sustain Alliance warn proposed trade deal with India could result in more 'Highly Hazardous Pesticides' in food staples

clock 04 August 2022 • 5 min read
Study: Nature-friendly farming boosts wildlife without damaging food production

Biodiversity

Study: Nature-friendly farming boosts wildlife without damaging food production

Results of a decade-long study conducted on a 1,000 hectare farm in Buckinghamshire reveal positive outcomes for wildlife and food production

clock 04 August 2022 • 4 min read
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