The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has published A Well-Adapted UK, a new report that sets out a comprehensive package of solutions to address the growing impacts of climate change affecting every aspect of life in the UK.

In light of the current geo-political uncertainties, and energy crunch, the Government has been exploring several ways to try and ease energy costs and increase security.

Forty leading food and agriculture organisations, including Carlsberg, Diageo and Mondelēz have signed a shared declaration of intent to scale regenerative agriculture.

Figures from the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) in its annual Global Wind Market Development Supply Side Data Report show that a total of 28,395 wind turbines were installed worldwide by 23 different wind turbine manufacturers in 2025, or roughly one every 19 minutes.

M&S is launching three vertically farmed salads in stores, grown using robotics which require up to 96 per cent less water than traditionally grown salad crops.

With a range of online tools and case studies, the UK Business Climate Hub has now relaunched, providing a ‘one-stop-shop’ to help organisations increase their efficiency and lower their energy costs.

After more than 4,600 visits in a fresh collaborative approach, sites engaged through business water retailer Water Plus and water-saving activities funded by United Utilities have seen at least 821,000 litres of water saved.

Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have shown that it is possible to combine rapid charging with significantly reduced battery wear using AI.

At Shell’s annual meeting in London, 13 per cent of investors demanded a clear business strategy for reducing the company’s oil focus.

Shell has published its Climate and Energy Transition Lobbying Report 2025, an update on direct and indirect climate and energy transition related advocacy in 2025.

The latest IDCA Data Center Report reveals that data centres now have a global footprint of 67.7GW, a growth of 36 percent over the past two years, and they now consume two per cent of the world’s electricity.

More than 80 per cent of the world’s refugees come from countries most vulnerable to climate impacts, according to a report by the ECIU.