Richest nations agree to end support for coal production overseas | Coal
The world’s richest nations have agreed to end their financial support for coal development overseas, in a major step towards phasing out the
Declining birthrates will take the strain off our planet | Letters
I must take issue with your editorial that seems to suggest that declining birthrates need to be reversed (The Guardian view on declining
Australia’s big banks reject Nationals’ claims managing climate risk is ‘virtue signalling’ | Banking
Australia’s big banks have declared they need to actively manage climate risk because governments and regulators require it, and because the investor community
Extreme weather may drive flying foxes to seek ‘climate refuge’ as far south as Tasmania | Environment
Fruit bats may migrate as far south as Tasmania in the future as a result of extreme weather events linked to the climate
UK weather: May on track to be wettest on record with more rain to come | UK weather
The UK is on track for its wettest May on record, with further heavy rain forecast as lockdown rules start to lift. According
School strike for climate: thousands take to streets around Australia | Climate change
Thousands of students across Australia walked out of classrooms to take part in the School Strike 4 Climate on Friday, calling for greater
Expansion of English airports could threaten climate commitments – report | Climate change
The climate impact of expansion plans at regional airports in England has been dramatically underestimated and would threaten the UK’s legally binding commitments,
6.5m households in UK plan to buy an electric car by 2030 | Automotive industry
One in four UK households intend to buy an electric car in the next five years, as a ban on the sale of
Even Amid a Pandemic, More Than 40 Million People Fled Their Homes
Storms, floods, wildfires — and to a lesser degree, conflict — uprooted 40.5 million people around the world in 2020. It was the
Biden Tells Officials to Prepare for Climate Change’s Impact on Economy
Randal K. Quarles, the Fed’s vice chair for bank supervision and regulation, was asked about the critique while testifying before House lawmakers on