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The government has failed to set a clear path for the phasedown of oil and gas production, writes Greenpeace’s Mel Evans

Over the past few years, we have seen an uptick in organizations setting long-term sustainability goals. However, CEOs and CSOs typically forecast these often long-term and aspirational goals.

Allegra Stratton says carbon emissions must change ‘right now’, as UK moves towards 2050 goal

The mayor of the Norwegian capital argues that the ‘moral’ duty to cut emissions from burning waste can be met by carbon capture

New petrol and diesel cars will be banned in the UK from 2030, and sales of electric vehicles are rising fast. But with drivers reliant on charging points how practical is the greener option? One writer finds out

US envoy uses landmark speech in London to make impassioned plea for unified global effort

Support for coal, oil and gas remains high despite pledges to tackle climate crisis

The Western Australian environment minister is seeking an explanation after the energy company fell short of its five-year target

Campaigners criticise European Commission strategy that allows continued burning of trees for fuel

Only 10% of $17tn global bailout directed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions and restoring nature, report finds

Setting ambitious goals and relying on future technical innovation is not enough

MPs and builders want tax cut included in government strategy to cut emissions from home heating

Oakland-based Mighty Buildings, which is on a quest to build homes using 3D printing, robotics and automation, has raised a $22 million extension to its Series B round of funding...

IEA analysis offers hope for climate action but says inflated oil price may slow global economic recovery from Covid-19

Carbon tracking is very much the new hot thing in tech, and we’ve previously covered more generalist startups doing this at scale for companies, such as Plan A Earth out of Berlin...