Ibon Iribar, investment and open innovation advisor at Cemex Ventures (NYSE:CX), gives an overview on how the construction industry is stepping up and taking responsibility for the waste it produces.
Emissions from oil and gas produced in the UK are projected to increase by 2030 for some companies, new analysis has found.
The Climate Change Committee (CCC) said that the UK Government needs to enact "stronger policies to harness the potential and manage the risks" to make the most of the job opportunities created by the net zero transition.
Bruno Rucinski, trainee solicitor at Allen & Overy LLP, examines what the dismissal of ClientEarth's lawsuit against Shell (LSE: SHEL) means for the future of climate-related shareholder litigation, and how this case will impact directors’ duties in light of the increased scrutiny on corporate climate performance.
Verra, a major certification body for the voluntary carbon markets, has announced that its founding chief executive is stepping down.
Greenworlder wants to disrupt the social media industry by offering a purpose-driven alternative that prioritises sustainability.
DTEK, Ukraine’s largest private energy investor, has cut the ribbon on a new wind farm, less than 100 miles from the Russian front.
The Shell AGM was delayed by over an hour due to the interruption of climate protestors, kicking off at around 11 am.
LanzaTech Global (NASDAQ:LNZA) and Plastipak Packaging have unveiled a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin made from captured carbon emissions.
The potential that tech has to fight the climate crisis is still a work in progress, and the industry must make sustainable products and services a priority, writes Wes van den Berg, vice president, UK&I at Pure Storage.
