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Worsening nature destruction could hit UK incomes harder than Covid-19 pandemic or the 2008 global financial crisis, landmark Green Finance Institute study warns

Iran marks the 44th anniversary of a failed US military operation in the central Tabas desert launched under the direct order of then US President Jimmy Carter.

A broad range of businesses should benefit from policies designed to decarbonise industry at scale, writes Carbon Clean's Aniruddha Sharma

The British plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is unworkable and morally disgraceful.

FOUR32's Benet Northcote looks at the implications of the row engulfing the Science Based Targets initiative for firms committed to decarbonisation

The retail giant operates one of Europe's most advanced R&D centres for robotics, AI, and machine learning in Northern Italy - BusinessGreen went to take a look at the resulting green innovations

Latest global electric vehicle market assessment by the International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts sales of plug-in models will reach 17 million this year

Puzzles, Jenga and Tetris illustrate the ways financiers are navigating an uncertain future, writes sustainable investment specialist Iancu Daramus

A nationwide protest against Islamophobia was initially banned by the French government, but thousands turned out in Paris despite the risk of facing judicial intimidation.

Study reveals disconnect between Westminster opinion and public sentiment towards climate action, researchers claim