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Demand expected to grow as more companies and countries try to reach emissions targets
Earth’s average temperature this year nears previous 2016 record
Chief executive of world’s largest food producer insists plan will not hurt margins
United Nations Development Programme internal audit describes signs of fraud and collusion
Vineyard Wind’s move leaves fate in hands of more climate-conscious administration
Commitment to quickening rate of decarbonisation by 50% under review as UK prepares to chair climate summit
With 85 per cent of the world’s energy emissions produced outside the US, the president-elect must take his agenda overseas
Two big players in corporate sustainability reporting are linking up to standardise the process
‘As long as we bring Covid down with us’
Leading companies write to Boris Johnson urging him not to implement an emissions tax
Ex-secretary of state’s appointment as climate envoy signals issue as priority for new president
Commissioner defends plug-in hybrids while infrastructure to support transition to electric is built
Maker of Johnnie Walker faces bigger challenges in tackling supply chain issues
Satellite data shows nitrogen dioxide emission declines are more modest than during first wave of restrictions
Trump administration proposes new rule after complaints from Alaskan lawmakers
The government needs to be ruthless about onshoring manufacturing as it weans the economy off carbon
Everything is relative. Just one small hamburger has the same carbon footprint as sending 10 emails every day for a year
The country’s post-pandemic revival has been stoked by coal-powered industry
Effort to tighten emissions and release funds for green measures hangs on dispute with Poland and Hungary
Plus UK’s ‘Green Industrial Revolution’, oil and gas bankruptcies, Saudi Arabia’s energy minister on Biden and more
Decarbonisation requires long-term commitments to spending, tax plans and redistribution
Weidmann stands by ‘market neutrality’ for €3.5tn programme in debate over purchasing assets of carbon-heavy companies
The EU’s external auditor finds Brussels has not tamed Big Tech because it has moved too slowly
Customers still have no means to compare companies keen to flaunt their climate credentials
Jens Weidmann says we can explore requiring better risk disclosures but cannot make up for a lack of political will
Your latest news on sustainability
UK research suggests ‘unnecessary’ online small talk is increasing carbon emissions
A detailed road map is needed to mobilise private capital
It sounds like a perfect solution to global warming - but the process is complex and expensive
Environmental policy needs greater funding and detail to achieve necessary change, experts say
Many rightly fear that Joe Biden’s more internationalist US will prove only a passing phase
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