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Satellite sweep of Antarctic mosses, lichens and algae detects vegetation area roughly three times the size of Lake Windermere

University of Oxford academics make case for separate carbon removal budget alongside emissions budget in order to help meet global climate goals

Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market rejects eight assessment methodologies for renewable energy carbon credit projects over 'additionality' concerns

Logistics giant partners with Pledge to access more granular carbon data for Modal Shift Program and further incentivise cargo owners to switch to rail

Engineering giant reportedly considering selling a stake in company that hopes to build the UK's first mini-nuclear power plant

Brazilian oceanographer Leticia Carvalho elected to lead authority as tensions continue over deep sea mining plans

Cold Chain Federation and the British Frozen Food Federation join drive to slash emissions and energy bills by raising freezer temperatures to minus 15C

Almost 24,000 applicants have received funding to support the installation of low carbon heating systems, according to new Ofgem figures

Battery electric vehicles account for over 18 per cent of the market in July, but industry warns sector remains off track for meeting legally mandates targets

Feeding cows methane suppressants up to 60 times more cost effective than some government-funded green farming measures, Green Alliance analysis claims