The delivery and approval of the Paris Agreement was a significant milestone involving several weeks of countless meetings between 196 nations. Climate economist, Nicholas Stern, explained that the Paris agreement...
Innovative and progressive companies are accelerating their focus on sustainability in response to the climate challenge and with an added objective of attracting a new generation of sustainably-conscious talent. Businesses from...
A number of nations introducing economic stimulus recovery plans in response to the impacts of the pandemic. There has, however, been a certain level of scepticism in regards to how much...
The new Environmental Bill released on the 11th November focuses on illegal deforestation activities and the protection of our global rainforests. The rulings will ensure larger businesses use products that...
This week we witnessed the US officially leaving the Paris Agreement. As we continue to await the results of the US election, the implications of the years of President Trump...
A new report highlights that sustainability is a growing factor in large businesses as a result of the pandemic. New research delivered by the Carbon Trust states that environmental and...
Storebrand says corporate lobbying to undermine climate solutions is ‘unacceptable’ Major investors are taking a stand against some of the largest fossil-fuel related businesses and divesting away from activities that lack...
The National Grid believes that hydrogen could be a vital part of the transition towards net-zero, especially in the freighting, shipping and heavy industries. The future energy scenarios report details...
Microsoft has announced it is joining eight other global corporations to support businesses in eliminating their carbon footprints as part of a larger commitment to becoming a carbon negative business...
Environmentalists and climate groups alike have indicated that the global response to the pandemic clearly shows what nations can achieve when working together. Prior to the pandemic, many countries were...