Lululemon Accused of Greenwashing in Complaint Before Canadian Competition Bureau
Lululemon faces a greenwashing complaint from Stand.earth for its "Be Planet" campaign despite doubled emissions.
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Feb 203 min read
Supreme Court to Hear Case on the United States Clean Air Act in Ohio v. EPA
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case against the EPA's "good neighbour" plan for curbing ozone pollution.
Feb 192 min read
EU Battles Portugal over Natura 2000 and Lithium Mining
Despite promising action on climate change, Portugal risks financial penalties for failing to protect sensitive habitats.
Feb 152 min read
Japan Launches World-First Climate Transition Bond, Funds R&D and Renewable Tech
Japan launched a world-first $5.4 billion climate transition bond, aiming to raise $135 billion over 10 years for R&D and renewable tech.
Feb 112 min read
Kenya Cracks Down on Global Brands for Polluting Rivers, Enforcing New Extended Producer Responsibility Law
Kenya holds 29 companies responsible for river pollution, demanding clean-up and future waste plans under Extended Producer Responsibility.
Feb 103 min read
Betting on Disaster: Hedge Funds Make Record Profits from Catastrophe Bonds
Catastrophe bonds: can they be a profitable solution for climate resilience?
Feb 71 min read
Building on Success: Brookfield Secures $10 Billion for Second Transition Fund
Brookfield Asset Management raised a record-breaking $10 billion for its second Global Transition Fund.
Feb 64 min read
Can Spreading Misinformation on Climate Change be a Crime Against Humanity? World Council of Churches Petitions ICC
The WCC petitioned the ICC to classify the spread of misinformation by fossil fuel companies as a crime against humanity.
Feb 12 min read
Singapore-Based Climate Tech Startup Arkadiah Closes Seed Funding Round
Singapore climate tech startup Arkadiah secured funding led by Golden Gate Ventures to revive degraded lands using AI and satellite imagery.
Jan 312 min read
Free Speech and Climate: Businesses Sue to Block California’s Sweeping Climate Disclosure
In a historic clash, California's climate disclosure laws face a federal lawsuit from a coalition of corporate giants, citing free speech.
Jan 282 min read
China's Environmental Courts: Spurring Innovation and Cracking Down on Pollution
China's 600+ environmental courts, with expert judges and broad jurisdiction, are driving green innovation, reducing pollution, and holding.
Jan 271 min read
AiDash Secures $50M Funding Boost to Build Climate-Resilient Infrastructure
AiDash, a SaaS company using satellites and AI to make infrastructure climate-resilient, secures $50 million in Series C funding.
Jan 262 min read
Legal Challenge to UK’s Onshore Wind Exclusion Heats Up
Good Law Project challenges UK's onshore wind exclusion, calling it unlawful and demanding its reinstatement in energy policy.
Jan 262 min read
NGOs Take Aim at Glyphosate: Petition Demands Review of EU Decision
Six NGOs launch legal challenge against the EU's 10-year re-approval of glyphosate.
Jan 232 min read
ExxonMobil Sues Investors in Bid to Silence Climate Votes
ExxonMobil sues climate investors to block vote on proposal urging inclusion of indirect emissions in its net-zero target.
Jan 223 min read
Friends of the Earth Netherlands Demands ING Align Financial Activities with Paris Agreement in Climate Lawsuit
Dutch environmental group Milieudefensie gears up for legal battle against ING bank, demanding it to curb emissions.
Jan 202 min read
Court Blocks Norwegian Oil Expansion, Citing Environmental Rights
A Norwegian court has ruled that the government's approval of three new oil fields in the North Sea violated the country's constitution.
Jan 162 min read
NGOs Appeal EU Taxonomy Standards for Aviation and Shipping Industries
Can dirty ships and polluting planes masquerade as green investments? A coalition of European NGOs takes on the EU's green finance label.
Jan 143 min read
Pakistan urges countries to unite against climate change amidst lack of climate finance
Despite Pakistan's low emissions, 1.5 million people remain displaced from 2022 floods as promised aid fell into crippling debt traps.
Jan 123 min read
Bonaire Islanders Sue Netherlands for Failing to Protect Their Lives and Homes
Eight Bonaire islanders are suing the Netherlands, accusing it of climate discrimination and a failure to protect from climate change.
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