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Acting quickly promises many benefits such as protecting nature, building climate resilience, driving efficiency savings, creating more robust supply chain, writes CDP's Cate Lamb, and Dr Nick Hepworth from Water Witness International

“Neither the military junta nor the people of Niger want war and remain open to dialogue”.

UAW Local 862 members voted 99% to authorize a strike against the automaker, which sends “a strong message in support of a fair contract,” according to Local 862 President Todd

Water is a precious resource that more businesses must work to protect, otherwise one day the tap will run dry, writes WRAP CEO Harriet Lamb

Emissions generated from the use or products and services are notoriously difficult to measure and report on - yet current approaches are leaving major firms exposed to billions of dollars in climate risk, according to Planet Tracker

Businesses working to deliver a more sustainable economy would benefit in more ways than one if ecocide was recognised as a crime, writes Triodos' Hans Stegeman

The US military has decided to send F-16 fighter planes to Ukraine from Denmark and the Netherlands as soon as the training of Ukrainian pilots is completed.

Benjamin Netanyahu: "We need the Palestinian Authority. It does our job for us. We're ready to help it financially. We cannot allow it to collapse."

Plus: Australia ponders carbon border tariffs, Gabon 'debt for nature' deal, and Austria opens CCS steel mill plant, in our round up of the top green business news from around this week

Organisations are currently locked into a ‘mitigation mindset’ that ignores adaptation risks, writes Emapsite’s Ben Ruhrmund