Climate change made today's heatwaves more likely, but what does that mean for businesses?
As scientists confirm the current global heatwave was made twice as likely by manmade climate change, lawyers warn of increased risk of litigation relating to extreme weather events
The news that scientists have confirmed the heatwave currently gripping northern Europe was twice as likely to happen because of human-caused climate change is undoubtedly worrying, although it will not...
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