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All the top green news from around the world this week, from a new corporate climate disclosure law in California to the latest dire warnings about ice loss in Antarctica

All the top green news from around the world this week, from a new corporate climate disclosure law in California to the latest dire warnings about ice loss in Antarctica

Thousands of people came out in London to support opposing sides amid a flare up of violence in occupied Palestine. Israel's embassy became the focus of a huge outpouring of support for Palestine.

District heating networks create jobs, unlock local investment, drive urban regeneration, reduce air pollution and boost community well-being, argues Vattenfall's Jenny Curtis

The growing number of terms used to describe plastics is hurting the drive towards more sustainable materials, write A Plastic Planet's Sian Sutherland and PA Consulting's Beth Murphy

‘The United Nation has already said that cutting water, cutting electricity, cutting food, to a mass of civilian people is against international law’..

Demonstrators gathered in Paris to demand that Palestinians be given their human rights and that Western governments end their complicity with Israel.

NGOs warn against dismissing voluntary carbon market as 'greenwashing' exercise, as study shows corporate buyers are more likely to be climate action leaders

With little more than 50 days until critical climate talks begin, hopes of an ambitious outcome that can boost climate action and the green economy are in the balance

Renovating buildings to be more energy efficient is critical to tackling climate change and improving public health, writes The Velux Group CEO Lars Petersson