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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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…
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…
Climate change could reduce Italy’s GDP by 6% by 2050
Climate change could reduce the GDP of Italy by as much as six percentage points by the middle of the…
Last month was the hottest June on record in Western Europe
Last month was the hottest June in Western Europe since records began, according to the latest climate bulletin from the…
Early intervention could help India reduce economic risks from carbon border pricing
Early domestic climate action could help India reduce the economic risks associated with carbon border pricing measures introduced by major…
Ireland’s emissions fell by 2.2% in 2025, acceleration needed
Ireland reported a 2.2% decline in greenhouse gas emissions in 2025, with an ‘accelerated delivery’ of emissions reductions needed to…
Why climate risk is rising in 2026
Op-ed by Emily Alexander, senior associate scientist at Tunley Environmental. The evidence is difficult to ignore. 2023, 2024, and 2025…
Most militaries making ‘little progress’ on reducing emissions, study finds
A new study exploring the military climate strategies of 26 nations has found that most are making ‘little progress’ on…
Juan Verde on why the climate revolution is now a business survival test
Juan Verde is an internationally-recognised climate change speaker, sustainability strategist and former government adviser. He has advised Bill Clinton and…