National Trust to give staff siestas in summer | The National Trust
The National Trust is giving its workers siestas in summer due to increasingly hot weather because of climate change. Staff and volunteers in
Is democracy getting in the way of saving the planet? | Kate Aronoff
What the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s report confirmed this month is that the stable climate many of us grew up with is
‘How is it sustainable if only 1% can afford your food?’: the man on a quest to change farming | Environment
Chris Newman, 38, and his wife, Annie, 35, always planned to retire with a farm. But after a health scare in 2013, the
Breathing wildfire smoke during pregnancy raises risk of premature birth, study finds | Climate crisis in the American west
As California wildfires continue to rage and the Lake Tahoe area faces some of the highest air pollution levels in the world, a
These Maps Tell the Story of Two Americas: One Parched, One Soaked
Annual average precipitation, in inches In the last 30 years, compared to the 20th century Annual average precipitation, in inches In the last
Extinction Rebellion blocks junction in London’s West End in latest protest | Extinction Rebellion
Environmentalist protesters have blocked another main junction in London’s West End, calling for “crisis talks” over global warming on the second day of
Este es el mundo que nos dejan los adultos
En Filipinas, Mitzi Jonelle Tan, de 23 años, tuvo que hacer la tarea a la luz de las velas mientras afuera los tifones
‘Decarbonising aviation’: the Electric EEL could be the future of flying | Airline emissions
At first glance it did not look very different from the other light aircraft dotted around Exeter airport’s runway, a chunky extra compartment
The Climate Crisis Is Worse for Women. Here’s Why.
Say more about the connection between climate change and patriarchy. The cause of climate change is greenhouse gas emissions. But to me, the
Blue whales returning to Spain’s Atlantic coast after 40-year absence | Whales
Blue whales, the world’s largest mammals, are returning to Spain’s Atlantic coast after an absence of more than 40 years. The first one