Delegates kicking off COP31 in Turkey today heard this year’s El Niño could have a devastating affect on the lives...
The climate factors that cause shifts in marine food chain
A study has uncovered that climate change is the catalyst of a major shift at the base of the marine...
UK welcomes lab-grown dog food
A cultivated meat company, has announced it has received its first regulatory approval to supply its cultivated wagyu beef as...
Extreme heat and drought is putting the economy at risk
David G40 / Shutterstock.com According to a new report, the number of days with above-average temperatures worldwide has more than...
MPs warn climate inaction is damaging UK credibility
Loredana Sangiuliano / Shutterstock.com ESNZ Committee has expressed large concern over the UK’s lack of progress on action against climate...
UK calls for global action to reverse nature loss
The UK has renewed calls for the global community to step up action to reverse the decline of nature at...
Real source of tin uncovered by new research
A study from University of St Andrews has uncovered a new way of using tin, vital for the energy transition....
Is something in the water? UK water companies get worst ranking ever
England’s nine water companies have collectively reached their lowest rating since the start of the Environment Agency’s (EA) assessment scheme...
UK’s International Climate Finance helps projects across Asia
The UK’s International Climate Finance (ICF) has helped with clean energy and climate resilience projects across Asia. Clean energy projects...
Roadmap to reverse deforestation by 2030 is here – is it quick enough?
The COP30 Presidency Roadmap on Enhancing Efforts towards Halting and Reversing Deforestation and Forest Degradation by 2030 has been launched...