Pledges made at Cop28 would “would not be nearly enough” to limit global warming to 1.5C, says the International Energy Agency (IEA).
SBTN plans science-based nature targets for cities
The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) is planning science-based nature targets for cities for the first time alongside companies.
Supermarkets clash with food industry over eco-labelling system
Supermarkets including Tesco, M&S and Asda are supporting plans for front-of-pack eco-labelling, despite concern from across the rest of the food and drink sector.
UK supermarkets call on PM to introduce deforestation laws
UK supermarkets are urging the government to roll out deforestation legislation that had been promised at the 2021 Glasgow Cop26 summit.
Government unveils £70m pilot scheme for ultra-rapid EV charge points
Transport secretary Mark Harper has announced a £70m pilot scheme trailing ultra-rapid electric vehicle (EV) charge points at ten sites in the UK.
Don’t ‘Cop’ out: Campaign urges Cop28 leaders to keep up on climate action
New campaign from Ecologi and Cassette boy urges Cop28 leaders not to “Cop out” on pushing climate action pledges.
Workplace waste recycling made compulsory by Welsh government
The Welsh government has issued new workplace regulations making it compulsory for businesses to separate their waste for recycling.
Friends of the Earth launches not-so-scenic screensavers in support of Cop28
Friends of the Earth has launched a series of not-so-scenic screensavers to encourage people to switch off their phones.
Cop28 agenda: Business, policy and climate action
Sustainability Beat brings you the latest on what business leaders from different sectors expect from the UN’s climate conference Cop28.
COP28: Claire Coutinho announces £85m funding for rainforests and clean energy
Energy secretary Claire Coutinho is set to announce £85 million of measures to protect the world’s rainforests and invest in clean energy.