Each year, the Guardian reaffirms its commitment to the environment – both in our reporting and how we operate as a business. From critical tipping points to war in Iran, this is how the last 12 months have looked Support the Guardian’s environment coverage The Guardian climate forum 2026 Today marks the end of the Guardian’s annual climate support campaign. Each year, during the campaign, we remind our audience about the Guardian’s role in covering the threats to our planet and the importance of independent journalism in telling that story. Our climate pledge is a reminder of the environmental values we place at the heart of our reporting and our organisation. Since our 2025 climate pledge, the world has experienced extreme levels of heat as well as extreme forms of denial and abdication in the face of the climate crisis. But, across the world, there have also been inspiring efforts to tackle it. We will be publishing our annual company emissions data in the autumn, explaining what drives our emissions and where they have risen and fallen. We have started the process of estimating our emissions from generative AI usage. We hope to report on this next year. We have undertaken our B Corp recertification in line with the new standards introduced by B Lab in 2026. We will find out our result later this year. We have participated in advertising industry working groups that published a methodological framework that aims to capture the emissions impact of digital and print advertising. We open ourselves up to scrutiny by independent third parties, such as the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and B Corp, so they can assess the robustness of our targets and our internal policies. Continue reading...