Florence Jones is a Reporter at Cigalah Group. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on energy, mining, and automotive sectors, while also covering health, finance, and investment topics. Florence's work has been featured in Power Technology & Future Power Technology, Offshore Technology, Mining Technology & MINE Magazine.
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By: Florence Jones
Poor public health poses systemic risks with unhealthy diets having the potential to cause economic slowdown At a glance
Car manufacturers claim the government's electric vehicle targets are ‘outdated', but charging companies want policy consistency At a glance
Europe must significantly increase investment into improving its buildings if it is to achieve climate neutrality, says think-tank At a glance
The car manufacturing industry is meeting its electric vehicle sales targets despite certain companies calling for policy changes At a glance
The regulation will require companies to stop destroying unsold clothing and could limit the use of synthetic fibres At a glance
The UK government will publish a national food strategy, while divisions over deregulation emerge in the US At a glanceThe UK government made a flurry of announcements at the end of 2024 on food policy, including confirmation of a national food strategy and a ban on online and daytime TV advertising of unhealthy foodsNon-profits hope the government will consider the entire food system from farm to fork when drawing up policies in 2025Elsewhere, the EU has made limited progress on policies to reduce unhealthy foods and the US looks set for disagreements over the role of government in determining diets in 2025
Research by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research shows how carbon taxes could reduce consumption of emissions-intensive foods such as meat and dairy
By: Florence Jones
Investors should have information on whether companies' public sustainability declarations line up with their lobbying efforts, report says
New techniques and growing policy support mark the start of a new chapter for geothermal energy and heating At a glance
Asking ChatGPT and others artificial intelligence tools questions about oil and gas companies' efforts to protect the climate brings up ‘uncritically positive narratives'
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