UCL research uncovers how UK gas power stations gained £4.1bn extra profits during the 2021/22 energy crisis, driving up electricity bills for households.

Businesses anticipate almost $400bn in future impacts from water-related disruptions, with many organisations failing to put processes in place to manage risk across the supply chain.

Global businesses have warned that market and procurement barriers are hindering progress towards 100% renewables commitments and are failing to shield organisations from volatile energy prices.

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The latest UN climate summit in Mongolia highlighted a familiar tension. While agreements were forged on land and agriculture, crucial action on drought was repeatedly deferred. This pattern raises ...

Businesses have no shortage of data on people, but often lack a clear picture of what it means for performance and resilience. Executive director of the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related ...