This means ambitious, rapid action is more essential than ever – and there are few better places to start than reducing our ...

The European Commission’s proposal to delay key requirements of the EU Methane Regulation threatens to undermine landmark ...

When businesses are caught doing wrong, the financial consequences are often small compared with the value of the goods they ...

For more 20 years, the RSPO – the world’s best-known certification scheme for palm oil, intended to assure consumers that ...

The 70 th International Whaling Commission (IWC70) meeting concluded today (2 October) in Hobart, Australia with progress in ...

The UK is warming faster than the global average and is increasingly exposed to dangerous heat. More frequent and intense heatwaves are already causing thousands of excess deaths each year, while ...

Vietnam has made progress in recent years to rid its supply chains of illicit timber, allowing it to maintain access to lucrative export markets – but new EIA investigations show its efforts are in ...

Negotiators are today (30 June) preparing to meet in Nairobi for the next round of closed-door Heads of Delegation (HoDs) meetings that will shape the outcome of the Global Plastics Treaty. These ...

The UK is this week in the midst of yet another unseasonal heatwave – and with global temperatures rising every year, it’s only going to get worse. Many people around the world are turning to ...

Negotiations for a Global Plastics Treaty are stuck in limbo, but new EIA research indicates that there are alternative ways forward to both lower plastics production and get around the petrostates ...

EIA UK believes that carbon offsetting is a fundamentally flawed concept which does not deliver a genuine climate benefit, instead undermining real mitigation and climate action. This document ...

The global trade in used textiles and textile waste has expanded rapidly alongside the rise of fast fashion and synthetic fibre production. Yet despite textiles increasingly serving as a ...