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The food sector is a major contributor to environmental problems - and yet it lacks an obvious pathway to transition, writes WTW's Ada Kinczyk

Hundreds of Palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed and injured after Israeli airstrikes hit the Jabalia refugee camp in the Gaza Strip as part of the regime's ongoing bombing campaign against besieged territory.

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The sudden revocation of the permit for a pro-Palestine protest march gave the French police legal justification to use a tool of political repression not seen since the yellow vests, massive fines.

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The Better Business Act, ecocide law, and waste regulation are initiatives businesses can easily and effectively get behind, writes Olio's Tessa Clark

The Israeli war on Gaza continues to kill civilians at an alarming rate, including children and women. The tide continues turn against Israel, from the ongoing protests against Israel and in support of Palestine, to officials lending their voice in Europe.

Rowing back energy efficiency policy will increase energy bills and emissions, rack up NHS costs, and reduces opportunity for local retrofit businesses, warns ECIU's Jess Ralston

The Chancellor should grasp the opportunity to enact measures that can maximise investment in offshore wind, writes RenewableUK's Ana Musat