'Climate-washing' cases remain the most common type of climate litigation, but new climate-related legal challenges are emerging, LSE report finds
Plans for long-awaited ban on the sale of products linked to illegal overseas deforestation have been confirmed by the government
Institutional capital has established a 'stronger presence' in nature markets that were deemed 'fairly niche' only a decade ago, new study finds
We need a more holistic view of ecosystem benefits if we are to properly integrate its value into sustainable development, writes Jack Hurd from the World Economic Forum and the Tropical Forest Alliance
New report illustrates how Systemically Important Natural Systems are critical for sustaining economic activity and supply chains
Global Canopy's latest assessment of finance sector's efforts to curb deforestation find many investment firms still have no policies in place to tackle high-risk commodities such as leather or soy
Invest in rainforest protection now or expect future shocks bigger than the 2008 financial crisis, Zero Carbon Analytics report warns
EXPLAINER: The EU is currently reviewing proposals to cut EUDR compliance costs by 75 per cent, but regardless of whether changes are confirmed businesses face a challenge in complying with the wide-ranging rules
Andy Read, VP of government solutions at microsatellite manufacturer ICEYE, explains how the firm has moved beyond documenting forest loss to spotting early signs of illegal activity
Tech giant to accelerate EV and battery production, deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon hits eight-year low, and Nepal sees 'world first' drought insurance pay out