France Passes Climate Law, but Critics Say It Falls Short
PARIS — France passed a wide-ranging law to tackle climate change on Tuesday, creating a raft of bans, incentives and quotas on transportation,
Climate crisis threatens access to nutrients in fish, study finds | Fish
The climate crisis and to a lesser extent overfishing could threaten the world’s supply of essential vitamins and minerals gained from fisheries, according
Sugar and salt tax will add £160 to UK grocery bills, industry warns | Health policy
Annual grocery bills will rise by £160 a year if the UK government passes on the cost of its new policies on recycling
John Kerry: world leaders must step up to avoid worst impacts of climate crisis | Climate change
The world still has a chance of staving off the worst impacts of climate breakdown but only if governments step up in the
‘Reckless’: G20 states subsidised fossil fuels by $3tn since 2015, says report | Fossil fuels
The G20 countries have provided more than $3.3tn (£2.4tn) in subsidies for fossil fuels since the Paris climate agreement was sealed in 2015,
The Democrat blocking progressive change is beholden to big oil. Surprised? | Alex Kotch
As “thousand-year” heat waves caused by the climate crisis rock the west coast and biblical floods engulf major cities, Senate Democrats are negotiating
US seeks cooperation with China on climate but not at any price | Greenhouse gas emissions
In the next four months or so, the world will find out whether it is possible for one branch of the US federal
Why are extreme weather events on the rise? (part one) – podcast | Science
The Guardian’s global environment editor, Jonathan Watts, speaks to Shivani Dave about extreme weather events – including the extreme heat recently recorded in
Renting fashion can be green, argue clothes renters | Fashion industry
The fashion rental industry has challenged the findings of a recent high-profile report that suggested renting clothes is “less green than throwing them
The Guardian view on Germany’s floods: another wake-up call | Editorial
Earlier this month, the German Greens unveiled an election poster designed to reassure voters who might be wary of their environmental radicalism. “Economy