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European Parliament agrees on landmark nature restoration law
What’s happening? The European Parliament has approved a law aimed at restoring nature, intending to rejuvenate at least 20% of ...
Dillon Creedon
March 13, 2024
Wheat disease could cut production by 13% per year: study
What’s happening? The fungal disease wheat blast could reduce global production of the staple crop by 13% per year by ...
Claire Pickard
February 16, 2024
Nitrogen pollution in food production can be halved: report
What’s happening? Nitrogen pollution from agriculture and the food system could be halved in the EU by a combination of measures, ...
Nicola Watts
January 4, 2024
US oil and gas production hits all-time high with more growth expected
What's happening? US oil and gas extraction is poised to reach an unprecedented peak in 2023, heightening concerns amidst the global ...
Dillon Creedon
December 11, 2023
UK imported goods responsible for deforested area twice the size of Paris: study
What’s happening? Despite government promises to end the import of goods linked to deforestation, the UK continues to import beef, ...
Dillon Creedon
November 16, 2023
OPEC raises global oil demand forecasts, contradicting IEA forecasts: report
What’s happening? The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has raised its medium and long-term global oil demand forecasts ...
Claire Pickard
October 20, 2023
UNEP issues first draft of global treaty to cut plastic pollution
What’s happening? The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has published its first draft of a global treaty to end plastic pollution by ...
Nicola Watts
September 14, 2023
US and EU subsidies for meat and dairy dwarf spending on plant-based alternatives
What’s happening? The US and EU provided a combined £35bn ($44.3bn) in subsidies to meat and dairy farmers between 2014-2020, ...
Nicola Watts
August 31, 2023