Global leaders give their insights at the latest Environment Analyst Leadership Network Roundtable 14 May 2026 | News | Climate change, Energy transition, Global, Infrastructure, Insight, Sustainability Resilience is becoming fundamental to business continuity and risk management, in an increasingly volatile climate and economic landscape. While the infrastructure sector has become adept…
After several years of double-digit growth, the US environmental and sustainability (E&S) consulting market grew a more modest 8.5% in 2024, surpassing $25bn. Post-pandemic project backlogs had cleared by then. And even under the Biden presidency, with clear intentions to continue upping federal funding for decarbonisation and clean energy infrastructure, in 2024, the government and regulators client…
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds is visiting Northern Ireland this week to meet farmers, growers and businesses at the heart of its agri-food sector and discuss the benefits of the new UK–EU food and drink deal. Northern Ireland already benefits from full EU market access, thanks to its unique position under the Windsor Framework. But for…
The AI working group will explore trends, support knowledge sharing, and report insights to Environment Canterbury councillors. Environment Canterbury, the regional council for Canterbury in New Zealand, has approved the re-establishment of its Artificial Intelligence Working Group to examine how AI is being used to analyse data, support decision-making, and serve local communities. Canterbury Regional…
It is a beautiful early summer Sunday afternoon and you have stopped for a pub lunch. A waiter sets down a roast served with carrots, peas, parsnips, potatoes and onion gravy, and then for pudding, strawberries and cream. It feels like the perfect rustic meal to accompany a day in the country. However, a report…
The TV BRICS International Media Network has carried out a rebranding and modernisation of the portal of its information and educational project “Modern Russian”. The main aim of the updates is to create an information platform that meets the needs of a contemporary audience interested in the Russian language and culture. Now all project…
What’s more, a YouGov survey shows that 78 per cent of children under-12 say they’re worried about it, with over a quarter saying they’re ‘very worried’. It’s no wonder. There’s a seemingly never-ending barrage of coverage from TV, radio, newspapers and social media about everything from rising sea levels to extreme weather events and species…
Mortgage arrears have fallen for the seventh consecutive quarter to the lowest level since Q2 2023, the latest UK Finance figures show. There were 79,110 homeowner mortgages in arrears of 2.5% or more of the outstanding balance in the first quarter of 2026, 2% fewer than in the previous quarter. Within the total,…
Decades after disappearing from the jagged cliffs around Tintagel Castle on the coast of north Cornwall, a bird with legendary connections to the area has returned. The custodian of Tintagel, English Heritage, and local ornithologists have declared that choughs – charismatic corvids with red beaks and feet – are back. Choughs are considered Cornwall’s “national…
The morning air is moist and utterly still. Above the flood bank, dappled grey cirrocumulus parts to a clear blue. Birds sound from every side: the cuckoo’s insistent call over a chorus of warblers – the sedge warbler’s machine-gun rattle, the willow warbler’s falling cadence, and, piercing them all, the explosive eruptions of a Cetti’s warbler…
