Climate, ecology, sustainability, biodiversity, and energy transition.
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A French court has mandated that TotalEnergies revise its climate plan within six months to ensure it encompasses all emissions, reflecting growing scrutiny on corporate environmental commitments.
As Europe grapples with unprecedented climate extremes, renewable energy sources are now supplying nearly half of the continent's electricity, marking a significant shift in the energy landscape.
Manchester City’s initial attempt to secure midfielder Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest has been turned down, highlighting the challenges in their transfer strategy.
A recent model indicates that climate change may slow forest growth and lead to a significant reduction in carbon storage, highlighting gaps in current ecological forecasts.
France is currently experiencing an unprecedented heat wave for May, with temperatures reaching record highs. This extreme weather event is part of a broader trend impacting Europe.
A new generation of lion collars is being tested in Tanzania's Serengeti, highlighting the growing frequency of human-wildlife encounters.
Researchers at Tohoku University have developed a groundbreaking electrochemical system that converts plant materials and nitrate pollutants into useful industrial chemicals, promoting sustainability.
On June 25, 2026, China approved new five-year plans aimed at enhancing climate action, while also facing tensions regarding critical mineral resources and introducing industrial decarbonisation strategies.
As policymakers and businesses increasingly consider the circular economy, questions arise about its effectiveness in fostering self-reliance and mitigating environmental impacts.
The UK Met Office has prolonged its red heat warning into Friday night, with the highest temperatures anticipated in eastern and southeastern England. Meanwhile, heatwave-related fatalities are rising across Europe.
A recent LSE analysis reveals a surge in global litigation concerning datacentres, driven by issues related to energy use, water consumption, and air pollution.
A nearly 50-year dataset highlights the declining presence of southern resident killer whales in Puget Sound, while Bigg's killer whales are becoming more common in the area.
A recent study highlights that investors are increasingly favorable towards companies that set voluntary carbon-elimination goals amid rising climate change pressures.
Recent findings suggest that many sustainability claims made by products are difficult to verify, raising concerns about consumer trust in green shopping.
A significant heatwave is affecting Europe, with the UK issuing a rare red heat warning. France experiences its hottest day ever, leading to widespread power outages.
The co-hosts of COP31 express their desire for the outcomes of the upcoming gathering in Colombia, involving over 60 governments, to be integrated into the UNFCCC climate process.
A cultural initiative in Paris aims to combat extreme heat, prompting questions about its potential for nationwide implementation.
A recent report underscores the vital role of Indigenous lands in climate mitigation and resilience, advocating for the integration of Indigenous practices into climate strategies.
As heatwaves become more frequent, the consequences of political inaction on climate change are becoming increasingly evident and costly.