Florence Jones

The non-profit Science Based Targets initiative has for years been internally divided over the issue of carbon credits and offsets. Being in favour of offsets is like “heresy” in the eyes of SBTi leadership, Tommy Ricketts, chief executive of carbon rating agency BeZero Carbon, tells Sustainable Views.

The Turkish government, as host of COP31, has told an event at London Climate Action Week, hosted by the Boston Consulting Group, that it wants the largest-ever private sector involvement in November's climate summit.

Are sustainable funds facing a crisis of confidence — or a chance to reset?

Energy secretary Ed Miliband cements his position on net zero amid political turmoil

The World Bank recently dropped its central climate finance target after pressure from the US

Japanese businesses are demanding greater policy ambition from the country's government on nature investment, as many move faster than their global peers on managing nature risk within their supply chains.

Why regulators are stepping up action on forever chemicals and what it means for industry

Announced with great fanfare at COP30, the forest finance mechanism is yet to be launched

Investors need better access to diversity data, argues report, as Trump administration moves to end DEI reporting

Extreme weather is exposing the fragility of the UK's food system. More than a 10th of UK food imports are vulnerable to disruption from heat stress on farmers in developing nations, says think-tank the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, while British arable farmers lost more than £800mn in revenue in 2025 due to drought.