Month: August 2021

The latest International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report is clear and foreboding. If the United States, China and the rest of the

The government is failing to provide local leaders with the investment and resources they need to achieve net zero, according to the mayor

Half the UK’s fishing fleet is at least 30 years old and uses fuel oil that is particularly polluting, according to a report

Hedgerows are hugely important but often taken for granted. They are perhaps the largest semi-natural habitat in Britain, refuges for wild plants and

Sweden’s only remaining mountaintop glacier, which until 2019 was also its highest peak, lost another two metres in height in the past year

It was in the Lake District where William Wordsworth “wander’d lonely as a cloud” and the only crowd he saw was “a host

In Adam Tooze’s article (By pushing for more oil production, the US is killing its climate pledges, 13 August), he surmised that economic

Hundreds of French firefighters battled to contain a raging wildfire near the Mediterranean resort of Saint-Tropez on Tuesday, with thousands of residents and

Buying an electric vehicle may seem like the ethical choice but a campaign group has warned that Glencore’s investment in the sector could

Two-thirds of parents are concerned that lockdowns are affecting the mental health of their children, with half worried about emerging behavioural problems, according