Month: March 2021

The world has only a few months to prevent the energy industry’s carbon emissions from surpassing pre-pandemic levels this year as economies begin

The gulf state of Oman may be mostly desert, with an annual rainfall of less than 135mm (5in), but there is one exception

When the city of Austin drafted a plan to shift away from fossil fuels, the local gas company was fast on the scene

Eight teenagers and an octogenarian nun head to an Australian court on Tuesday to launch what they hope will prove to be a

The summer just gone was Australia’s wettest in four years, with official data showing there was above average rainfall as a cooling La

A landmark class action against the Australian government, led by eight teenagers, begins in the federal court on Tuesday. The case could set

A world-first estimate of the number of corals across the expanse of the Pacific Ocean has suggested there are about half a trillion

The budget this week will be a vital test of Boris Johnson’s green credentials, with campaigners watching keenly to see whether plans match

As outrage swirled over the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s perceived lack of inclusivity, and its mostly virtual Golden Globes ceremony dogged by technical