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Tesco and WWF argue current management of lowland peat areas is unsustainable and a more 'pragmatic' approach is needed to protect carbon sinks and boost food security

For the third Saturday in a row, pro-Palestine demonstrators packed the streets of central London to condemn the UK government's unequivocal support for Israel, demanding the cessation of Israeli aggression in Gaza.

In segment one, Hal is joined by Ben Collier, CEO of The Farmlink Project. Then, Hal speaks to Mary Maranville, the founder and CEO of SEEAG, which stands for Students for Eco-Education & Agriculture. Finally, Hal talks with Chris Sayer, the Manager of Petty Ranch. They are one of the participants in Ventura County Farm Day. 

Ceres' Meryl Richards looks at how food companies can prepare for new EU rules around disclosing nature and climate risks

WASHINGTON -- China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, began two days of discussions with U.S. counterparts on Thursday evening, joining a meeting and working d

The Israeli war in Gaza has brought devastation to the strip, accompanied by the massacre of civilians, mostly women and children; however, it may have another casualty, the state of Israel itself.

Brands that fail to shore up their supply chains for sustainability regulation are putting themselves at a competitive disadvantage, BCG warns

As Ministers send out mixed messages on net zero transport, industry, government and NGOs must work together to cut through the noise, writes Zemo Partnership's Jonathan Murray

Tropical forest area the size of Denmark has been lost since 140 countries pledged to halt deforestation by 2030, study finds

After weeks of banning pro Palestinian demonstrations, French trade unions led the second approved protest in Paris to denounce the increasing atrocities of Israel.