Why is the Science Museum still being contaminated by Shell’s dirty money? | Climate change
Taking money from fossil fuel companies today is like taking money from tobacco firms in the 1990s. The damage public institutions inflict on
Melting ice in Arctic linked to bowhead whales holding off annual migration | Environment
As the ice melts at pace in the Arctic, the mining and shipping industry has carved itself an opportunity out of the crisis.
China’s Xi Jinping to attend Joe Biden’s climate summit | Global climate talks
China’s President Xi Jinping will attend a US-led climate change summit on Thursday at the invitation of President Joe Biden, in the first
Coal Is Set to Roar Back, and So Are Its Climate Risks
The pandemic abruptly slowed the global march of coal. But demand for the world’s dirtiest fuel is forecast to soar this year, gravely
Biden Will Pledge to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions Nearly in Half
WASHINGTON — President Biden will announce Thursday that the United States intends to cut planet-warming emissions nearly in half by the end of
Gina McCarthy Leads Biden Climate Push
WASHINGTON — Gina McCarthy worked six or seven days a week, 12 to 14 hours a day, to produce America’s first real effort
The Guardian view on new climate goals: a destination is not enough | Climate change
The starting gun has been fired. With a pledge to cut the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions by 78% by 2035 compared with 1990
China’s Solar Dominance Presents Biden With an Ugly Dilemma
WASHINGTON — President Biden has repeatedly pledged to work with China on issues like climate change while challenging Beijing on human rights and
Rishi Sunak urged to end hostility to green spending or miss net zero target | Greenhouse gas emissions
The UK chancellor, Rishi Sunak, must radically overhaul the Treasury’s response to the climate crisis, reforming the department’s longstanding hostility to green spending
Oxford University receives £11m from fossil fuel firms, report finds | Fossil fuel divestment
Oxford University has received more than £11m from oil, gas and petrochemical companies since 2015, according to a new report by students and