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Industry solutions include lab-grown fibres; reduced consumption would have a bigger impact
Finance minister Le Maire says Biden signalled openness to addressing concerns of allies on green incentives
Long-running probe found manufacturers have been assembling panels in south-east Asia
As Walt Whitman recognised, a well-tended compost heap is a magical, sustainable thing
Pristine is passé — a new, sustainable aesthetic showcases the scars of the past while preserving a building’s history and collective memory
Plus, what locust swarms have to do with climate finance
That fluffy robin in your garden needs to be as hard as nails — but is he really a killer?
Inventive and eco-friendly trees, baubles and table settings
World’s largest active volcano erupts after nearly four decades
Emerging market stocks and bonds staged a rebound on a dollar sell-off
Spat between researchers and government intensifies into wider rebellion against curbs on academic freedom
Republican chief financial officer says US state will take ‘business elsewhere’ in move that surprises asset manager
Asset manager should grow ebitda by almost 70% this year, on S&P Capital estimates
French leader’s criticism on first day of state visit to America shows growing row over Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
MEPs and campaigners say ‘incomprehensible’ carve-out for financial sector weakens Brussels’ ESG goals
‘I feel there is a healthier way to consume,’ the New York-based designer says
Brussels wants lightweight plastic bags composted and 80% of coffee cups to be refillable
Tensions rise between Hindu groups and Christian fishermen over Kerala project
A conversation with BHP chief Mike Henry
Brussels prepares most ambitious plans post-Brexit to lure derivatives trade away from London
Europe’s efforts to wean itself off Russian oil and gas are being slowed by constrained supplies of renewable energy components and a lack of storage technology, but modular nuclear reactors and electricity grid balancing offer a way forward
Granting permission for more North Sea production is unlikely to lower prices or reverse overall decline
Poorer nations are refusing to sacrifice natural energy assets to help rich polluters meet emissions targets
Costly components make it harder for the industry to hit climate targets and wean itself off Russian energy
From pumping water uphill to heating thermal batteries, companies are trying new ways to keep power on tap
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