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Protecting the world’s forests could achieve a quarter of the greenhouse gas emissions cuts needed to meet the 1.5°C Paris target, scientists say.

Rethinking land use - the way we exploit, manage and neglect the land - could achieve  about a third of the carbon cuts needed in the next decade.

The UN expects a world 3oC warmer by 2100, even if countries cut their greenhouse gas emissions as they promised in 2015.

Rising temperatures could cause soils to release carbon on a scale that has the potential to accelerate climate change, reports 26-year study.

Forest Stewardship Council members to discuss economic, social and environmental issues related to forest management

Natural evaporation could provide most of the electricity used by the US and also save about one fifth of the water it uses, scientists believe.

Tropical forests release more carbon than they absorb, and the level of livestock emissions has been underestimated – new findings challenge climate assumptions.

Corporate Climate Risk Reporting Likely to Improve Under Business-Led Task Force Recommendations