Category: Environment
African Nations Lead Global Call to Ban "Dangerous" Solar Geoengineering
At UN climate talks in Nairobi, African nations are demanding a global halt to solar geoengineering, warning that the unproven tec...
India Inducts ‘Samudra Pratap’, Its First Indigenous Pollution Control Vessel...
The Indian Coast Guard has inducted Samudra Pratap, a made-in-India pollution control vessel, strengthening marine pollution respo...
Centre Reviews Conservation Amid Rising Human–Wildlife Conflict
Wildlife authorities reviewed Project Cheetah’s expansion, tiger and elephant conservation efforts, and strategies to reduce growi...
Delhi-NCR Air Quality Improves Slightly, Still ‘Very Poor’
The grip of toxic air continues in Delhi-NCR. Meanwhile, a slight improvement was recorded in the national capital’s air quality t...
The Aravalli Hills: A Long Battle Between Conservation, Mining, and Law
The Aravalli Hills are facing serious threats from mining and construction, and while the Supreme Court has ordered strong protect...
New Global Prize Targets Agricultural Methane, Called an “Emergency Brake” for C...
A $200,000 global prize will launch in 2026 to fast-track innovations tackling agricultural methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Back...
Carbon Capture Project Aims to Transform UK's Cement Industry
A major project to install Europe’s first carbon capture facility at a cement plant in Wales has moved into its construction phase...
EU Lawmakers Finalise Deal to Revise Deforestation Rules
The EU Council and Parliament have agreed on a revised timeline for the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), giving companies more ...
Reading Reading Esko Launches Cape Pack Prime: A Dual Solution for Packaging Eff...
Esko launches Cape Pack Prime, a cloud platform that automates packaging/pallet design and calculates carbon footprints, helping c...
Reading Reading ClimeCo Accelerates Climate Ambition, Joins Amazon's Net Zero Pl...
ClimeCo joins The Climate Pledge, committing to net-zero emissions by 2040 across its entire value chain, while aligning its inter...
Washington Residents Sue Energy Firms Over Insurance Hikes Linked to Climate Cha...
A new class-action lawsuit filed by Washington state residents alleges major oil companies' decades of climate deception are direc...
BP Cancels Teesside Hydrogen Project Amid Shifting Energy Strategy
BP has cancelled its planned hydrogen production plant in Teesside, UK, due to a land conflict with a data centre and weakening in...
New Guide Aims to Help Businesses Turn Climate Ambitions into Concrete Action
A new guide from WBCSD and partners provides a practical framework for companies to implement climate strategies, focusing on buil...
Thailand Floods Threaten Global Rubber Supply, Slashing Output by Up to £110 Mil...
Severe flooding in southern Thailand, the world’s largest rubber producer, is expected to cut natural rubber output by up to 90,00...
Wales Faces Biodiversity Crisis as New Report Identifies 3,000 Species in Peril
A major new assessment by Natural Resources Wales reveals that nearly 3,000 species are critically vulnerable, existing in five or...
COP30 Concludes with Climate Finance Pledges but Excludes Fossil Fuel Phase-Out ...
COP30 in Belém ends with a new financial framework and reaffirmed Paris Agreement goals, though a formal roadmap to phase out foss...
Asset Managers Show Uneven Progress on Climate Lobbying Stewardship
A global review finds asset manager stewardship on corporate climate lobbying is inconsistent, with only 10 of 39 major firms scor...
Carbon Capture Pilot by SLB Capturi and CO280 Solutions Demonstrates Feasibility...
A recent pilot by SLB Capturi and CO280 Solutions at a pulp and paper mill in the U.S. Gulf Coast achieved 95% CO₂ capture efficie...
Florida Files Legal Action Against Proxy Advisers Over ESG Concerns
Florida has taken legal action against proxy advisory firms ISS and Glass Lewis, alleging they misled investors through the use of...
Reform UK’s Climate Policies Raise Concerns as New Heartlands Face High Flood Ri...
New modelling shows that more than 700,000 homes in ten councils governed by Reform UK face medium or high flood risk by the 2050s...
EU Carbon Levy Faces Claims of Protectionism at Global Climate Talks
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), a climate policy to tax carbon-intensive imports, is encountering significant ...
