Newcastle University-led ReFine consortium says its work will help to measure the seismic impact of fracking
Carbon Tracker's Anthony Hobley hits out at coal industry claims it can alleviate poverty in developing world
Rising sea levels and extreme weather could force 'millions' of refugees to Europe in next 30 years, warns French president
Energy firm admits 3.3GW nuclear development will no longer be delivered in 2023 as planned
University of Cambridge research shows the economic output of 300 of the world's leading cities is threatened by man-made catastrophes
NGO claims positive 'vibes' from US show tide may finally be turning on helping vulnerable countries tackle costs of climate change
Bill targets state public employees' and teachers' pension plans
Cardiff University research finds those impacted by the 2013 and 2014 floods are more supportive of efforts to deliver an international climate agreement
The Gulf city has become the poster child for building to withstand extreme weather, climate change and social or economic shocks — but there's a long way to go
Matthew Farrow argues the usual suspects need some help, mainstream businesses need to make their voices heard on the importance of tackling air pollution