Climate change
Further, faster, deeper: the UK needs a more ambitious Climate Change Act
John Krebs and Joanna Haigh argue the UK should cement its leadership role by becoming one of the first nations to adopt a net zero emission law
'Fantastic': UK emissions drop in 2017 as wind and solar power hit record highs
Provisional government statistics confirm greenhouse gases now as low as they were in 1890, with wind and solar becoming UK's second biggest source of electricity
Australia's emissions rise again in 2017, putting Paris targets in doubt
Excluding unreliable land-use data, 2017 greenhouse emissions were again highest on record
Ilulissat: A town at the frontier of our changing climate
Gareth Redmond King's recent trip to the Arctic opened his eyes to how changes to the region's climate is set to impact life around the world
EU leaders demand 2050 roadmap by early 2019
EU Council call on the European Commission to produce mid-century roadmap for emissions reduction
Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, and the climate change angle
Is the scandalous corruption of our political campaigns also undermining our response to the environmental crisis?
IEA: Energy-related CO2 emissions rise for first time in three years
Carbon emissions from energy rose 1.4 per cent to hit an historic high of 32.5 gigatonnes last year
Flooding and heavy rains rise 50 per cent worldwide in a decade, figures show
Such extreme weather events are now happening four times more than in 1980, according to a European science paper
McDonald's to take major bite out of carbon footprint with new Science-Based Targets
Fast food giant is the first major restaurant company to join the initiative
Anchovies and chips: WWF warns of climate threat to iconic dishes
Earth Hour report warns how climate impacts could reshape British diets over the coming decades
From Dylan to Bieber: Decarbonisation is now a single-career span exercise
On Bob Dylan, World Cups, and the true urgency of the climate challenge
Prince of Wales named as patron of World Resources Institute
Projects undertaken by Prince of Wales' International Sustainability Unit to be merged with WRI
UK carbon emissions fall to 1890 levels
Crashing levels of coal use behind steep fall in emissions, but hopes for further progress are undermined by news of a rise in transport emissions
Why we all need Marvel's climate courage
Dr Kate Marvel's essay, 'We Need Courage, Not Hope, to Face Climate Change', may just provide the framing the climate movement needs
Why some conservatives are blind to climate change
Could a different approach to communication finally get conservative constituencies to engage with climate risks?
What you should really be worrying about: Climate change
Sir James Bevan's speech to the Carbon Trust Low Carbon Cities Conference - in full
'Beyond breaking point': European cities should brace for climate impacts
Impact of floods, droughts and heatwaves on European cities will be worse than previously feared, say scientists
Threat of severe floods increasing across UK, Environment Agency warns
Environment Agency launches Flood Action Campaign in bid to encourage residents and businesses to prepare for potentially devastating floods
Study: Sea levels could be rising 1cm a year by 2100
Peer-reviewed US study estimates sea level rise is accelerating and could reach 66cm by the end of the century, causing huge problems for world's coastal regions
In the climate fight, hope springs eternal
The actions of businesses, from sports clubs to supermarkets, should inspire optimism for tackling climate change, says WWF's Gareth Redmond-King
The green movement is much more Enlightened than Steven Pinker thinks
The pre-publicity suggests the influential writer's latest book will take aim at the green movement, but is such criticism justified
Rain stops play: How climate change is already disrupting UK sport
Extreme weather, coastal erosion, and changing climate is taking its toll on iconic British sports
'Silver bullet' to suck CO2 from air and halt climate change ruled out
Scientists say climate targets cannot be met using the technologies, which either risk huge damage to the environment or are very costly
Trump's climate scepticism continues to exploit climate hawks' cultural cringe
How much longer can Donald Trump's dangerous environmental philosophy be left unchallenged by media and public alike?
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