Don’t blame El Niño for extreme weather, when the issues run far deeper, say experts
Blaming El Niño for the increasing intensity of extreme weather events worldwide is only telling part of the story, according…
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Mary Robinson to address LEAD Network Annual Conference in Dublin this October
Mary Robinson, Ireland’s first female President and former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has been announced as a…
Global fusion industry saw record investment last year
A record $4.48 billion was raised by private operators in the global fusion industry in the 12 months to July…
Global EV sales reached two million units in June 2026
Global sales of electric vehicles reached 2.0 million units in June 2026, bringing the total number of unit sales for…
Dutch firms investing less in sustainability, data shows
While more than three fifths (61.5%) of Dutch businesses made sustainability and climate-neutral investments last year, the proportion of firms…
Chinese EV sales in Europe are down, but not out
Electric vehicles built in China accounted for 17% of the EU battery electric vehicle (BEV) market in the first quarter…
Sustainability reporting can increase scrutiny on firms from investors and other stakeholders
While sustainability reporting is on the increase following the introduction of mandatory disclosure requirements, engaging in sustainability reporting doesn’t shield…
EAAIF backs one of Africa’s largest solar and storage projects
The Emerging Africa & Asia Infrastructure Fund (EAAIF) has announced a $30 million senior secured corporate loan to Hassan Allam…
Four in ten Brazilian consumers are unaware of the circular economy
Some 39% of Brazilian consumers are unaware of the circular economy, while just 12% claim to be well informed about…
Wealthy countries overstating the true value of climate finance, says Oxfam
Wealthy nations overstated the value of climate finance they provided to low- and middle-income countries by as much as $100…