Science

Newly released official figures suggest the country has been drastically under-reporting carbon emissions from coal since 2000

New Nature study suggests mass installation of solar panels in the world's deserts could result in a small rise in global temperatures

Official analysis from UN confirms INDC pledges are insufficient to meet agreed threshold, but suggests target still in reach

Liz Truss collects honey from Defra's rooftop beehives, as new study raises fresh concern about impact of pesticides on pollinators

Plans are afoot to reintroduce wild lynx to the UK, some 1,300 years after they were eradicated - and the economy stands to benefit from the move

Report warns increased levels of heat stress could lead to 25 per cent drops in labour productivity in some countries by 2045

Momentum for Change Awards handed to an eclectic mix of on-the-ground projects addressing climate change

Oil heartlands of Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Doha and Iran's coast will experience higher temperatures and humidity than ever before on Earth if the world fails to cut carbon emissions

Following the last round of official negotiations before the Paris Climate Summit, BusinessGreen takes a look at the mixed signals emanating from the UN talks

Christiana Figueres: "We now have a Party-owned text that is balanced and complete"