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Global Briefing: July 2021 was hottest month ever recorded, scientists warn

Management

Global Briefing: July 2021 was hottest month ever recorded, scientists warn

Plus all the top green business news from around the world this week, including China ETS forecasts, India's infrastructure blitz and Germany's CO2 rise

clock 20 August 2021 • 5 min read
Extinction Rebellion gears up for 'joyous' London climate protests

Politics

Extinction Rebellion gears up for 'joyous' London climate protests

Activist plots fortnight of civil disobedience across capital from Monday in bid to ramp up pressure for action at COP26

clock 20 August 2021 • 3 min read
Unicef: One billion children at 'extremely high risk' from climate crisis

Climate change

Unicef: One billion children at 'extremely high risk' from climate crisis

UN agency's first ever child-focused climate risk assessment index reveals scale of youth vulnerability to events such as cyclones, heatwaves or flooding, and the lack of essential services to help them

clock 20 August 2021 • 4 min read
COP15: Crucial UN biodiversity talks pushed into 2022 amid Covid-19 concerns

Biodiversity

COP15: Crucial UN biodiversity talks pushed into 2022 amid Covid-19 concerns

China and UN confirm plans to split key negotiations for potential global treaty for biodiversity into two parts, with virtual talks set for October followed by in-person meeting next year

clock 19 August 2021 • 4 min read
Government urged to draw up 'climate-smart' strategy for UK fishing industry

Biodiversity

Government urged to draw up 'climate-smart' strategy for UK fishing industry

Report by WWF, Marine Conservation Society and RSPB claims UK fisheries are responsible for emitting nearly 1,000 kilotons of CO2 in a year

clock 18 August 2021 • 3 min read
Glenmorangie restores oyster reef to clean up distillery waste and store CO2

Biodiversity

Glenmorangie restores oyster reef to clean up distillery waste and store CO2

The sustainable oyster reef in Dornoch Firth will help to purify the water and could act as a carbon store

clock 18 August 2021 • 2 min read
Tesco and WWF launch climate-friendly cattle feed scheme for dairy farmers

Climate change

Tesco and WWF launch climate-friendly cattle feed scheme for dairy farmers

Tesco dairy farmers to receive 80 per cent seed subsidy for plants and herbs it claims can boost animal health, water and soil quality while also cutting emissions

clock 18 August 2021 • 2 min read
Businesses must be open about climate cost

Carbon Accounting

Businesses must be open about climate cost

Gerard Manley from Olam Food Ingredients makes the case for corporate natural capital accounting

clock 18 August 2021 • 4 min read
Solasta Bio secures £1.3m backing to develop 'green' insecticides

Technology

Solasta Bio secures £1.3m backing to develop 'green' insecticides

Glasgow University spinout secures attracts investment to trial what it claims to be the 'world's first' nature-inspired bio-pesticide

clock 17 August 2021 • 2 min read
How much could climate 'tipping points' cost the global economy?

Risk

How much could climate 'tipping points' cost the global economy?

Climate economists have calculated the economic impacts of permafrost thawing, arctic ice loss, rainforest dieback and other events – and the results are predictably eyewatering

clock 17 August 2021 • 8 min read
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