Sustainability increasingly a ‘relationship dealbreaker’, study finds
For many young, Black Americans, sustainability is more than a passing trend, it’s a relationship dealbreaker. A study by BLK,…
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Two thirds of Britons believe climate change is due to human activity
Some 67% of UK citizens accept that climate change is due to human activity, with 17% believing that climate change…
Systemair’s emissions targets approved by SBTi
Ventilation firm Systemair has had its emissions targets approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), confirming that its climate…
Conservative leaders need to urgently stop their rollback of climate action, say Greens
Conservative leaders need to halt their ‘dramatic roll back of climate action’, following data that indicates that 2024 was the…
2024 was the warmest year on record in Europe
Last year was the warmest year on record in Europe, new data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and…
Ioschpe-Maxion executive Dan Ioschpe named as COP30 ‘climate champion’
Brazil has named auto industry executive Dan Ioschpe as a ‘climate champion’ for the forthcoming COP30 climate change conference, set…
Climate risk not a top concern for executives, study finds
Despite the increase in deadly flooding, wildfires and extreme weather around the world, just 20% of global executives surveyed by…
WWF calls for moratorium on deep seabed mining
WWF has called on governments to pause deep seabed mining due to its environmental risks, and has published a report…
Rainforest Alliance updates Sustainable Agriculture Standard
The Rainforest Alliance has introduced an updated version of its Sustainable Agriculture Standard, with the aim of making its certification…
Ireland could face as much as €26 billion in penalty costs for climate inaction
Ireland could be forced to pay between €8 billion and €26 billion to its EU partners if it doesn’t step…