It has become clear over the past week that the EU is hoping to reform its existing lending to developing countries through the European Investment Bank (EIB), European Bank of Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and other budgetary funds into a new international financial institution that would have a similar international profile to the World Bank. The EU wants a new institution that can do for Europe’s reputation in the developing world what it considers the World Bank does for America’s reputation.

Recent controversy over the handling of climate data has been seized upon by those intent on preserving their own financial interests, with potentially catastrophic results for us all. The upsurge in doubt among the general public is concerning - but it is lack of understanding that allows doubt and fear to thrive. What messages best help the man in the pub see the sense in tackling climate change?

Like most people, you’ve probably heard about it, but are not entirely sure what it is. You are not alone.

Amnesty International yesterday released a major new report on the human and environmental impacts of Vedanta Resources' alumina refinery in Orissa, India.

The Jackson Review is intended to address the significant financial risks that come with bringing a case in UK courts. ClientEarth lawyer Sandy Luk explains why it has missed the target for environmental cases.

Late last week the Church of England announced that it is to divest its £3.8m stake in controversial mining company Vedanta Resources.