The Guardian view on restoring the golden age of rail: green glamour | Editorial
Earlier this month, a 12-metre-long model train carriage was deposited at Barcelona’s El Prat airport, which the Spanish airports authority controversially plans to
This year, the weather isn’t letting us carry on as normal | Emma Brockes
In the depths of winter, at the pandemic’s height, an idea of this summer took hold. It would, we told ourselves, be the
Outrage as Italy faces multimillion pound damages to UK oil firm | Oil and gas companies
Italy could be forced to pay millions of pounds in damages to a UK oil company, after banning new drilling near its coast.
The Observer view on the urgency of tackling climate change | Observer editorial
Reminders that our planet is wilting under the impact of human-driven climate change have been hard to avoid this month. Catastrophic floods have
Plans of four G20 states are threat to global climate pledge, warn scientists | Climate change
A key group of leading G20 nations is committed to climate targets that would lead to disastrous global warming, scientists have warned. They
Roses out, olives in: the new English garden in a time of climate crisis | Gardens
It has survived for 400 years – the oldest of Britain’s botanical gardens, a haven of medicinal plants and ancient trees enjoyed through
The cost of cooling: how air conditioning is heating up the world | Climate change
The widespread reliance on air conditioning in the US is explored in Eric Dean Wilson’s book After Cooling: on Freon, Global Warming, and
Yep, it’s bleak, says expert who tested 1970s end-of-the-world prediction | Climate change
At a UN sustainability meeting several years ago, an economic policy officer came up to Gaya Herrington and introduced himself. Taking her name