London School of Economics

Survey finds many finance ministries worldwide recognise growing importance of climate change but many still lack the tools and capacity to tackle associated risks

Non-profit disclosure platform reveals growing commitment and ambition from councils to tackle the climate crisis, but 48 per cent cite budgetary constraints as a major barrier

Researchers urge government to address indoor air pollution as a major health hazard and drain on the economy

Grantham Research Institute study confirms number of 'climate litigation' cases worldwide is rising year-on-year, with businesses in the crosshairs

New research concludes over-arching framework laws have enhanced climate action in New Zealand, Germany, and Ireland

Local and national policymakers urged to 'wake up' to health and productivity impacts from high temperatures

A new report by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment predicts that upcoming changes to EU law could fill the courts with a new wave of climate litigation cases

Researchers from the London School of Economics highlights the growing risk of environmental legal action faced by food and agriculture, transport, plastics, and finance firms

Major new report from Resolution Foundation and LSE argues UK is set to experience a surge in the number of green jobs, but the transition needs to be carefully managed

Resolution Foundation and LSE report argues that investment in net zero transition could help reduce regional inequality