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Agricultural and food production systems face increasing sustainability challenges and are under growing legislative and public pressure. A new digital platform – TRACT – has been launched to boost transparency in feed and food supply chains - from growers to retailers.

The 2023 P4G Colombia Summit brought together more than 1,100 government leaders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, NGOs and investors from more than 24 countries to accelerate climate finance for just transitions. With more than 23 sessions, the summit helped businesses access financing and overcome policy barriers.

Nature-based Solutions (NbS) are interventions that take advantage of nature to address several of these challenges simultaneously. That’s why it’s critical to identify and break down barriers to funding NbS while promoting their implementation.

Greenhouse gas accounting is the foundation upon which all other organizational climate work rests.

Even as a massive redevelopment project raises 60-storey towers, urban planners argue the project does not account for the challenges of health and climate.

LEAVENWORTH — At the start of the color change of deciduous trees, a naturalist from the Wenatchee River Institute (WRI) leads guided walks along Waterfront Park trails on Friday mornings.

BMC’s latest environment report throws up alarming data with pollution levels in 2022-23 highest in last four years. Officials blame toxic air on construction a

Deal makes company the largest motor dealer insurance broker in Australia

“Peat subsidence” is the downward movement of the Earth's surface due to the removal of subsurface earth materials. Peat subsidence triggers environmental problems and increases carbon dioxide emissions. Finding ways to save peatlands is crucial.

Noel Kinder, Nike's chief sustainability officer, said the company has a "responsibility to drive impact” across the industry.