Philippa Nuttall

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The chief executive of the International Rescue Committee speaks to Sustainable Views about the need at COP28 to focus more attention on climate-stressed and conflict-affected...

As the latest climate summit starts in Dubai, there is little confidence that a petrostate can move the world from accords to actions in line...

Trade will have its own day at COP28, but experts are unconvinced discussions will focus on answering the thorny questions that will have to be...

Less ambitious than originally proposed, the EU Nature Restoration Law should nevertheless now become reality

The latest edition of our Sustainable Views newsletter

Even smaller companies, not immediately subject to the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, are feeling the pressure to disclose information about the impact of their activities on people and the...

Emissions-cutting moves involving anything from packaging to logistics, and which can result in reduction in choice of products, could clash with competition law historically designed to promote and protect business...

Negotiations on the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive have resumed, but they face up an uphill struggle in the face of pushback from some financial institutions, while the ECB’s...

MEPs have voted to support amendments to the European Commission's proposed Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation that favours recycling over reuse. Green groups also blame industry lobbying for striking down...

After the third, of five, rounds of negotiations in Kenya aimed at agreeing a Global Plastics Treaty, there are concerns some countries are more interested in waste management measures than...