The charity said a due diligence system must be implemented.

Shadow environment secretary Steve Reed wants to demonstrate his party’s commitment to farmers and landowners.

Ofwat is planning a national public information message to encourage people to cut their consumption.

At least 61 incidents of illegal killings were recorded in 2022 with only two gamekeepers prosecuted and convicted.

The International Energy Agency wants the fossil fuel industry to cut production and emissions and invest in renewable power.

Chris Stark of the Climate Change Committee said those with electric cars and heat pumps are benefiting more than those who cannot afford to switch.

Improving grid access was welcomed but support for homes to enhance energy efficiency was lacking, say green groups.

Clare Pillman, of Natural Resources Wales, said a prosecution only happened at the point that regulation had failed.

The Copernicus Climate Change Service measured the landmark reading on Friday.

The Earth is on track to heat by almost 3C this century with the decarbonisation plans currently in place, it is claimed.

Conditions for people will only worsen as global temperatures increase, researchers warn.

October this year was the hottest on record globally, with September, August and July also breaking records.

Campaigners say harmful substances in fertiliser are threatening human health and wildlife through a lack of regulation.

The landowners’ body wants the Government to provide better compensation for when fields are inundated.

Developing better early warning systems for extremes such as heat could help save more lives, scientists have said.

The UN said some countries need 10-18 times the amount of money that is internationally available.

Many parts of the UK were preparing for the second storm in as many weeks with warnings issued for flooding, heavy rain and high winds.

It is now more likely than not the Earth will heat beyond this threshold which is seen as vital for maintaining a safe environment.

It joins a list of more than 20 countries around the world calling for a stop until the environmental impacts are better known.