News Analysis

Set of recommendations agreed for establishing global fund to support nations facing worst climate impacts, but divisions remain over the how to mobilise increasing levels of climate funding

Proposed net zero 'tests' for future licensing rounds branded as 'beyond disingenuous' by climate campaigners

Pipeline of investable renewable energy and low carbon infrastructure projects in developing and emerging nations is shrinking, warns study from Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

Plus: Panama Canal drought worsens and President Biden greenlights largest US offshore wind farm in our round up of all the top green business news from around the world this week

A third of flights in the US are less than 250 miles - which is already within range for electric planes

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New Economic Foundation calls for lower interest rates for green investments in order to save households and businesses billions of pounds a year while supporting the net zero transition

New report from researchers at Grantham Institute for Climate Change looks at the key ingredients for a governance system that can deliver bolder climate action

In last-hour preparations for upcoming Dubai climate talks, COP28 calls grow for action on Loss and Damage, agreement on fossil fuel language, and support for clean energy targets

Tesco and WWF argue current management of lowland peat areas is unsustainable and a more 'pragmatic' approach is needed to protect carbon sinks and boost food security