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The UK targets halving sewage pollution by 2030. The Environment Secretary announced a commitment to reduce sewage pollution from water companies by 50% by 2030, addressing public concerns over pollution and governance in the water sector.
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One-third of global chip production is at drought risk. A new PwC report warns that climate-driven copper disruption could impact 32% of semiconductor capacity by 2035, with supply chains for electronics, cars, and clean energy facing compounding exposure as water-stressed mines falter.
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A new study finds biosolutions could create 604,000 European jobs. The Amsterdam Data Collective report, commissioned by Novonesis, outlines how bio-based technologies could unlock €133 billion in value for the EU and UK by 2035, but warns that policy reform is critical for global competitiveness.
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UK supply chain at risk amid subsidy standoff.
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Budget proposals and tax reform push raise alarm across clean-energy sector, with project pipelines and factory investments at risk.
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Purchasing managers are vulnerable to greenwashing, finds research from Aalto University School of Business.
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A new climate finance bill aims to tax fossil fuel firms, superyachts, and private jets to fund flood defences and home insulation.