Unlocking Asia-Pacific as a First Mover: Australia’s Green Iron Opportunity
Iron ore is Australia’s largest export. In 2024 the country exported 866 million tonnes – more than half of global trade. As key markets in East Asia head towards net zero, there are comp...
COP30: How the bioeconomy helps people, planet and profit to exist in harmony
A nature-positive bioeconomy can have a multiplier effect in tackling issues from social justice to emissions. Conservation expert Marco Lambertini talks with COP30's bioeconomy envoy on ...
UN Foundation: A new way forward for food systems on the COP30 agenda
Lasse Bruun from the United Nations Foundation argues that the global food system needs to be addressed at the COP30 climate talks.
The Resilience Opportunity: Unlocking Climate Resilience through Public-Private Collaboration
The Resilience Opportunity: Unlocking Climate Resilience through Public-Private Collaboration 2025 encourages stakeholders to collaboratively identify entry points, align on objectives an...
Climate adaptation finance 'running on empty', and other climate and nature news
Top nature and climate news: $310 billion annual climate adaptation finance gap; First half of 2025 costliest on record for US on climate; 64 countries submit their Nationally Determined ...
Climate inaction is costing lives, and other health stories
Top health news: The human cost of climate inaction; Mpox cases rise in Europe; Study suggests daily walk time to improve heart health.
COP30 in Brazil: What is at stake for global collaboration on climate and nature?
Countries' Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), financing adaptation and nature, and food systems transformation are on the agenda of the climate summit in Brazil.
From Risk to Reward: Unlocking Private Capital for Climate and Growth
Despite growing recognition that climate is a systemic financial risk, finance for mitigation and adaptation still falls far short of needs, especially in emerging markets and developing ...
From rivalry to resilience: Geopolitics in the green transition
The world finds itself caught between fragmentation and urgency.
The key takeaways from the latest international aviation assembly
The international aviation community is flying through heavy crosswinds, but its flight path to net zero for the moment seems to remain unaltered.
Clean energy push accelerates but still falls short of global goals – and more top energy stories
Top energy news: World falling short on key renewables target; Japan looks to nuclear to cut fuel imports; UK says it will create 400,000 new clean energy jobs.
How ‘crocodile economics’ is proving growth and climate action can thrive together
Crocodile economics might sound menacing, but it's actually good news. A new economic model is emerging with economies growing while CO2 emissions fall.