Page 44 - In Depth News Today

Stewart Ledbetter spoke with veteran economist Tom Kavet to get a sense of where Vermont’s economy is now – and where it could be heading following July's historic flooding.

The African continent has been rocked by yet another coup d’état, this time in Niger. Many across the West African nation have denounced the coup while numerous others have supported what they describe as the end of colonialism.

Hal is joined by Yannai Kashtan, a Ph.D. candidate in Earth System Science at Stanford, to talk about a recent study that showed the dangers in the emissions from gas stoves. Then, Dr. Austin Perlmutter, Internal Medicine Physician and Managing Director at Big Bold Health, talks to Hal about indoor pollution and how it differs from outdoor air pollution, as well as the health impact of food and beverage we consume everyday.

Business Declares' Ben Tolhurst sets out why he took part in events organised by the controversial activist group

A just and regenerative future depends on businesses understanding their impact, writes Forum for the Future's Martin Koehring

The government has launched a very public assault on environmental policies, but what changes will actually result and what are the implications for green businesses?

As the Science Based Targets initiative prepares to downgrade companies that have failed to comply with its updated methodology, the group faces fresh warnings SMEs and high growth clean tech firms could struggle to verify their net zero goals

Ecosystem markets could be key to creating a healthy environment for future generations, writes Sir Oliver Heald MP

Campaigners, MPs, green businesses, energy experts, and economists respond to the government's decision to press ahead with 100 new oil and gas projects

The harmful perception that expensive clothing lasts longer than lower-cost items is driving an environmentally-destrutive throwaway culture, writes Hubbub's Alex Robinson