Food and Agriculture Organization urges governments to make forest restoration a national priority

Iran conflict windfall over three months reignites calls for companies ‘cashing in on human misery’ to pay for environmental damage

French energy company increases shareholder payouts as effect of Iran war increases cash flows

It's an extraordinary warning by a company seeking to profit from the same technology.

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PM to tell Labour conference he is prepared to make difficult arguments and have ‘honest conversation’ * UK politics live – latest updates Andy Burnham will signal he is prepared to look at scrapping the pensions triple lock to fund a national care service, telling the Labour conference he will be willing to make difficult arguments to tackle the UK’s intractable issues such as social care. Government sources have suggested the prime minister would signal his willingness to review the policy but stop short of a pledge to scrap it altogether. The Unite general secretary, Sharon Graham, said the move would be “electoral suicide”, with an end to the policy likely to be attacked by the Conservaties and Reform. Continue reading...

Five neighbourhoods have welcomed 70 new homes for the under-threat migratory bird.

A new tool called Carbon Impacts Tracer can be used to estimate climate impact from emissions across eight metrics, including lost food production

One person killed and six injured in attack on capital, as Volodymyr Zelenskyy urges countries to do more to protect Ukraine

Union leader says getting rid of triple lock not ‘the right thing’ as the PM prepares to lay out his ‘hope comes from honesty’ vision in Liverpool this afternoon

Critics are pointing to two other serious felony cases that the attorney general’s prosecutors took to trial that ended in mistrials and, eventually, plea deals.

Intense public outrage and reporting from the school’s daily newspaper appear to have prompted the decision.