A state used to finishing last in education now tops the tables in childhood literacy rates. But there’s a risk of learning the wrong lessons from Mississippi’s success.

Behind wind farms, solar arrays and clean technology breakthrough lies an unlikely enabler. From Munich Re

Hello from the Impact Programme Team! Here’s just some of what you can look forward to in September, October & November.

In 2016, France passed a law forcing all large supermarkets to donate unsold, edible food to charity. A decade on, critics say more can be done to tackle food waste

Investmenting in wetlands has been proven time again to prevent the spread of wildfires. We need to scale what works.

As fires continue to rage across Europe, our AI Expert in Residence describes how AI tools are being used to detect, contain and fight wildfires

A recent discussion explored how one of Silicon Valley’s most influential companies has become embedded in the UK public sector—and why its growing footprint is prompting discussion over procurement, competition and control of public data

In response to ‘Before Nature Needs Its Rights It Needs Advocates’, Environment Agency Chair Alan Lovell explains why both matter

Environmental rights barrister Paul Powlesland explains why legal rights for nature are unenforceable in the UK unless we create guardianship