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Climate change

Climate change

Carbon intensity of global economy falls, but not fast enough

Businesses advised to brace themselves for bumpy ride as gap widens between fastest decarbonisers and climate laggards

clock 30 October 2017 • 2 min read

Policy

Climate adaptation, finance and yes, Trump, will be the key stories from COP23

AECOM's Emily LeCornu looks ahead to the next UN climate summit in Bonn, predicting that US climate divisions and the impact of extreme weather events will dominate the agenda

clock 26 October 2017 • 4 min read

Climate change

Secrets of the pioneers: Dr Emily Shuckburgh on the scale and urgency of the climate crisis

Dr Emily Shuckburgh of the British Antarctic Survey reveals why it is the business community that provides the main source of hope as we tackle escalating climate risks

clock 25 October 2017 • 11 min read

Climate change

Geoengineering is not a quick fix for climate change, experts warn Trump

Leading researchers and campaigners express concern that geoengineering research could be used as an excuse not to reduce CO2 emissions

clock 16 October 2017 • 4 min read

Risk

Philanthropists urged to catalyse environmental action

New report from the Environmental Funders Network highlights the positive effect philanthropic activity can have in driving green development

clock 06 October 2017 • 6 min read

Climate change

Why eating grass-fed beef isn't going to help fight climate change

Tara Garnett explores new research that confirms grazing livestock - even in a best-case scenario - are net contributors to the climate problem

clock 05 October 2017 • 5 min read

Politics

I'm sorry, but we have to talk about Conservative climate sceptics

It has never been more important for Conservative moderates to challenge climate reckless arguments that would undermine the UK's international standing and competitiveness

clock 03 October 2017 • 16 min read

Climate change

Your morning coffee - it isn't an unlimited resource

Crop Trust's Marie Haga warns our daily cup of coffee is at risk from climate impacts unless urgent action is taken

clock 01 October 2017 • 4 min read

Climate change

How to change the public's climate perspective

WWF's Gareth Redmond-King wonders if climate optimism has to be rooted in localism

clock 29 September 2017 • 5 min read

Climate change

Global carbon emissions stood still in 2016, offering climate hope

The new data is a welcome sign of progress in the battle against global warming but many challenges remain, including methane from cattle

clock 28 September 2017 • 3 min read
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