The timber industry’s influence over forest carbon accounting rules risks derailing global carbon calculations, scientists warn.

The timber industry’s influence over forest carbon accounting rules risks derailing global carbon calculations, scientists warn.

Undercover reporting reveals a parallel financial system moving illegal payments in and out of Russia—and backed by the Kremlin

Workers at Africa’s biggest energy project ‘offered jobs for sex’ as soldiers paid by French energy giant committed abuses.

Former Wagner fighter stationed aboard tankers to prevent captains from co-operating with European enforcement

Essar shifted billions to tax haven following Ukraine invasion

SourceMaterial's investigation, based on interviews with 43 farmers, as well as biofuel experts, activists and lawyers, suggests the project is failing.

SourceMaterial's investigation, based on interviews with 43 farmers, as well as biofuel experts, activists and lawyers, suggests the project is failing.

SourceMaterial's investigation, based on interviews with 43 farmers, as well as biofuel experts, activists and lawyers, suggests the project is failing.

Indonesian exporters targeted in a palm oil bribery probe supplied major international companies, a SourceMaterial investigation has found.

Indonesian exporters targeted in a palm oil bribery probe supplied major international companies, a SourceMaterial investigation has found.

Poised to take control of ‘the backbone of the UK’s energy production’, Franceso Mazzagatti is defending allegations bribery, forgery and fraud

When Islamist insurgents unleashed terror on northern Mozambique, civilians living in the shadow of Africa’s biggest gas project thought troops paid by the French energy giant would protect them.…

The government sanctioning statement alleges that Murtaza Lakhani’s activities in the oil sector have supported the Kremlin

Jusqu’à aujourd’hui, Amazon n’avait jamais révélé publiquement le nombre de centres de données qu’elle exploite. Tout juste étaient-ils estimés entre 100 et 475. Selon des documents exclusifs obtenus ...

Soaring electricity demand in Mumbai, where Amazon has 16 data centres, has led to crumbling coal power stations being kept open.

Amazon uses far more data centres across the globe—and has a bigger impact on the environment—than previously reported, leaked data reveals.

The trading giant’s lucrative deals with allies of Vladimir Putin When Vladimir Putin awarded Glencore’s billionaire boss the Order of Friendship it was seen as the Kremlin’s stamp of approval on an a...

Poised to take control of ‘the backbone of the UK’s energy production’, Franceso Mazzagatti is defending allegations bribery, forgery and fraud

Amazon strategised about ways to keep the public in the dark over the true extent of its data centres’ water use, a leaked internal document reveals.

Amazon strategised about ways to keep the public in the dark over the true extent of its data centres’ water use, a leaked internal document reveals.

As the West continues to blacklist ship carrying Russian oil, new slicks near Europe’s shores test the limits of Western sanctions

Shadow fleet vessels sailed unimpeded in EU waters after leaving slicks near the continent.

Accra has been picked by a World Bank bond to end the waste crisis. But for informal recyclers, it is a false solution.

Keir Starmer said his sanctions would choke off Putin’s ability to continue his war

Farmers say oil giant’s tree-planting scheme has barred them from their fields and threatens livelihoods.

The AI race is transforming northwestern Nevada into one of the world's largest data-center markets—and sparking fears of water strains in the nation’s driest state.

Millions of used UK tyres are being shipped to India to make dirty fuel harming people and the environment

On a mountain outside Rome, Steve Bannon’s anti-immigrant populism joins forces with Catholic extremists who say a “gay plague” has infected the Vatican.

Amazon, Microsoft and Google's data centres use vast amounts of water in some of the world’s driest areas and they are building more.

Amazon, Microsoft and Google's data centres use vast amounts of water in some of the world’s driest areas and they are building more.

Amazon, Microsoft and Google's data centres use vast amounts of water in some of the world’s driest areas and they are building more.

Amazon, Microsoft and Google's data centres use vast amounts of water in some of the world’s driest areas and they are building more.

Amazon, Google and Microsoft are building datacentres in water-scarce parts of five continents

Amazon, Microsoft and Google's data centres use vast amounts of water in some of the world’s driest areas and they are building more.

Max de Haldevang investigates problems with carbon offset projects.