Economic competitiveness, energy security and green industrialisation are driving real-world change - but will this damage our collective mission for a fair green shift?

New research shows that India's informal workers are bearing an estimated $78 billion in heat-related costs per year due to health problems and lost workdays ...

Deadly floods expose poor urban planning, over-population and spread of informal settlements on disaster-prone land - a problem authorities are struggling to manage ...

Crowdfunded lawsuit filed at London’s High Court seeks to enforce Uganda’s laws against EACOP Ltd, the pipeline project's ⁠UK-registered company ...

The new Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage faces an overwhelming number of initial requests for its limited pot of money and board members decided to take more time to choose which to back first ...

Deep-sea mining firm The Metals Company has sued the UN's International Seabed Authority after it opened an inquiry into its subsidiaries ...

As countries turn to the ocean for jobs and climate action, campaigners at the Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa warned communities must not be left behind ...

Plans to build Africa's second largest oil refinery in ecologically sensitive region criticised as "environmental recklessness" ...

Global efforts to ensure AI does more good than harm must consider how it could fuel exploitation of biodiversity and ecosystems, conservationists say ...

Governments have known since at least the 1960s that fossil fuel use was warming the planet. They kept quiet to avoid responsibility.

Fears of a flood of environmentally-dubious carbon credits have faded, with most old projects not able to transition to new UN market ...

At London Climate Action Week, electrification moved from the margins of climate policy to the centre of the road to COP31. The launch of the Electrify Now campaign gave fresh momentum to a target ...