A new report predicts that Earth will break another annual heat record in next five years.
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Despite the familiar saying, April 2025 was significantly short on showers.
Not only is a phase-out of coal, oil and gas necessary, it offers huge economic benefits.
The late pope ‘openly and unashamedly’ criticised dominant social and environmental policies.
Most rivers need some human help to stay clean and healthy and to flow freely. People have to fish out litter, block sewage, look out for invasive species and so on. This is obvious enough. But, as rivers…
Extreme heat caused a resurgence in coal use in 2024 to power air conditioners. But there is an alternative.
Falling Tesla sales are a problem for Musk. The wider EV industry can appeal to a mass market.
Plastic and climate change are interfering with how plants make food. It will blow back on us.
Their dams will help soak up some carbon, but the real benefit will be to stressed ecosystems.
Slashing emissions of methane, a potent greenhouse gas, could slow the pace of climate change.
Stopping climate change will require a rapid shift to electric heating and vehicles – but people need to be wooed.
From space, scientists can track everything from sea levels or greenhouse gases to infectious bacteria or water stored underground.
Flowers grown in the tropics don’t need heated greenhouses.
Your choices influence others. Changes you make for the climate are acts of solidarity.
A third runway for Heathrow airport is not compatible with the UK’s climate targets.
Academics glean grim portents – and some continuities with supposedly pro-climate presidents of the past.
Extreme heat, invasive plants and the demise of indigenous management have converged with disastrous results.
A court ruling, a climate summit, and a potentially unstoppable transition.
Tractors and chemicals have served food production well, but at a cost to healthy soil.
Cop29, the 29th annual climate conference in Azerbaijan, came to an end on Sunday, and in its wake have come doubts about the UN process for negotiating a solution to global heating. “All this means we…