Climate crisis: recent European droughts ‘worst in 2,000 years’ | Environment
The series of severe droughts and heatwaves in Europe since 2014 is the most extreme for more than 2,000 years, research suggests. The
The race to zero: can America reach net-zero emissions by 2050? | US news
If America finally weans itself off planet-heating emissions, the country will look and feel very different. Landscapes from coast to coast would be
Yes, America, There Is (Some) Hope for the Environment
Wildlife bridges, plastic-eating bacteria and drones that plant trees remind us that we are as good at repairing as we are at destroying.
Forests will rise around Birmingham to make Commonwealth Games 2022 carbon neutral | Commonwealth Games 2022
Thousands of acres of forest will be created in and around Birmingham under plans to make the 2022 Commonwealth Games in the city
UK scientists attack ‘reckless’ Tory cuts to international research | Science
Hundreds of key research projects aimed at tackling some of the world’s major problems – from antimicrobial resistance to the climate crisis –
Biden Vowed to Make Climate ‘Essential’ to Foreign Policy. The Reality Is Harder.
“In the Obama administration climate change was a huge priority, but climate generally was dealt with by specialists, only in kind of a
Tiny Town, Big Decision: What Are We Willing to Pay to Fight the Rising Sea?
AVON, N.C. — Bobby Outten, a county manager in the Outer Banks, delivered two pieces of bad news at a recent public meeting.
Green jobs in Cumbria could far surpass posts in coalmine, report says | Coal
More than 9,000 green jobs could be created in Cumbria, according to a report, far more than the 500 jobs promised by a
‘We are seeing a crisis in values’ – an exclusive extract from Mark Carney’s book | Mark Carney
A few summers ago when a range of policymakers, business people, academics, labour leaders and charity workers gathered at the Vatican to discuss
Los pueblos indígenas podrían encabezar un plan global para conservar la naturaleza
Iliana Monterroso, ambientóloga del Centro para la Investigación Forestal Internacional en Lima, Perú, opina que lo importante es que las personas que viven