The carbon footprint of Easter Eggs in 2026 reflects production methods, packaging, and energy market volatility, significantly impacting environmental impact.
Explainer: Do volatile oil and gas markets alter the carbon footprint of your Easter Egg?
Clocks go forward tonight: Does summer time still make sense in 2026?
Daylight saving time’s relevance is questioned amid renewable energy changes, reflecting a significant shift from its original purpose in energy use.
China issues a huge carbon market fine
A Ningxia company was fined RMB 424 million for failing to submit carbon allowances, marking China’s largest penalty in its carbon market.
Opinion: How to build the financial architecture to scale carbon removal
Carbon dioxide removal requires an evolved financial architecture for scalability, enabling significant investment to meet global climate goals.
The world is approaching a positive tipping point towards clean steel. Here’s how to accelerate it
Clean steel is gaining momentum towards commercialization, driven by demand, technology advancements, and supportive policies for decarbonization.
COP30: China’s emissions may have peaked – a global climate milestone
China’s emissions may have peaked, new data shows, marking a turning point ahead of COP30 as solar, wind and EV growth reshape the country’s carbon footprint.
Europe’s largest oil and gas producer – an unlikely climate ally amidst Trump’s rallying against the clean energy economy
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund pressures portfolio companies toward net-zero emissions by 2050, highlighting climate risk as a financial risk.
COP30 report: Critical coal dependency highlights climate action failures
A report highlights the urgent need to reduce global coal dependency for climate targets, with countries lagging on necessary emissions reductions.
How Halloween’s pumpkin obsession became an environmental nightmare
As Halloween nears, millions of UK pumpkins end up in the bin. Here’s how our pumpkin obsession fuels waste, emissions, and water loss.
The scaling up of low-carbon cement production boosted by Microsoft investment
Microsoft’s investment in Fortera’s low-carbon cement technology aims to reduce carbon emissions significantly while meeting growing demand for sustainable materials.
A greener life, a greener world 