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Seasonal price volatility is causing Chinese LNG buyers to seek out more long-term contracts for the greener fossil fuel gas, but high prices also mean growth will slow in 2022.

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“The more people that look beyond the stereotypical type of person that ‘belongs’ in this industry, the more positivity and different perspectives will be brought into the industry.” TXF’s Aife Howse speaks to Natalia Haas, managing partner at Mercator Commodities, for this week’s Stages for Change interview.

William Baldwin-Cantello, Director of Nature Based Solutions at WWF UK is joined by a host of other biodiversity experts to look ahead to how the market for nature-based solutions changes.

Commodity Trade and Risk Management Market 2022, Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast to 2028

Commodity Trade and Risk Management Market 2022, Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast to 2028

Plans to clean up the UK’s supply chains to tackle illegal deforestation were stepped up today (3 December) as the government launched a consultation

Businesses, producers and governments from around the world are asked to help shape new measures and respond to the consultation, helping to tackle illegal deforestation associated with UK supply chains.

This month, the UK welcomed the countries of the world to Glasgow for the 26th UN Climate Change Conference, or COP26 – our moment to get the world on track to address the enormous threat of climate change.

Dozens of nations pledged on Saturday to do more to protect nature and