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Global consumer products maker Procter & Gamble dropped its pledge from a corporate policy to not buy wood pulp from degraded forests, a company executive disclosed to investors in a previously-unreported July 18 briefing. The change drew the ire of several P&G investors. "In an era where companies are moving forward on climate risk," the change marks a "step backward," Leslie Samuelrich, the president of P&G investor Green Century Funds, told Reuters.

The Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association (INHFA) are holding a rally in Manorhamilton next Friday, February 17 at 8pm to highlight the problems with Irelan...

PublishedonByThe World Economic Forum released today the first edition of a report on the state of the net-zero transition in key industrial sectors, the Net-Zero Industry Tracker 2022. The report highlights the need to fully understand the scope and scale of the challenge for these sectors and identifies a significant gap versus the pace of

An independent TD has called on Minister of State Pippa Hackett to "step back" over what he described as the "debacle" in forestry.

Minister Pippa Hackett has welcomed further progress to improve the forestry-licensing system and reform forestry policy in Ireland.