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Pro-Palestinian protesters have come out in huge numbers to demand that the British government call for a permanent and immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and terminate its military and political support for Israel.

Unilever, BASF, Procter & Gamble, Walmart, and Colgate-Palmolive among those accused of failing to adequately assess the 'climate alignment' of their trade associations

The first phase of the aviation sector's flagship climate measure - CORSIA - kicked off last month, with potentially major implications for the voluntary carbon market and the world's biggest airlines

The US Supreme Court has begun hearing arguments on whether ex-President Donald Trump should be barred from running for re-election in November.

Labour's decision to ditch its £28bn manifesto pledge creates yet more uncertainty for green businesses, writes UK Corporate Leaders Group's Beverley Cornaby

Professor David Miller and his legal team successfully claimed unfair dismissal and discrimination at Bristol University based on his philosophical beliefs that Zionism is inherently racist, imperialist, and colonial.

To stand the test of time, buildings must be designed in a way that is accepted by the public, writes Baumschlager Eberle Architekten's Anne Speicher

Public investment in local clean energy infrastructure will lead to less spending for government in the long-term, writes the Association of Decentralised Energy's Joanne Wade

SMEs must be supported to reap the benefits of the net zero transition, writes Bankers for Net Zero's Heather Buchanan

Campaigners warn government neglect of active travel is putting climate goals and public health at risk