Science

London-based consultancy continues acquisition spree which has seen it rapidly expand its business across the UK over the past year

Habitat banks are often viewed as Biodiversity Net Gain units waiting to be sold - but their real investment value lies in the land, expertise and long-term stewardship behind them, writes Simon Towers from Green Earth Developments Group

Sugar beet is the latest crop being studied as part of a long-term sustainable farming systems trial on the 9,000-hectare Elveden Estate in Norfolk

Imports of commodities such as rice, coffee, and cocoa mean up to £17bn is at risk from 'Super El Niño' climate impacts

Mongolia Summit delivers billions of dollars in new financing, fresh private sector partnerships, and a range of new government commitments - but critics warn progress fell far short of what is needed to meet land restoration goals

Politicians, business leaders, economists, and climate campaigners offer their take on UNEP's report warning the world is now all but certain to 'overshoot' the 1.5C global warming threshold

UNEP sets out 'best-case' scenario of 1.8C for global average temperature rise, but maintains world can still limit, adapt to, and eventually reduce warming to or below 1.5C threshold in future

Developing a new material is only the first step - convincing an industry built around traditional textiles to adopt it is a very different challenge

UK Prime Minister becomes one of first world leaders to confirm attendance at this year's UN Climate Summit in Türkiye

Provisional data suggests the past summer has seen the warmest temperature since records began in 1884 in the UK, with the record heat 130 times more likely to have occurred due to human-induced climate change