‘It’s just unbelievable’: Tennessee surveys wreckage after floods | Tennessee
Tennesseans were surveying the mangled wreckage of towns and communities across the middle of the state on Monday, after a record-breaking deluge caused
Big oil coined ‘carbon footprints’ to blame us for their greed. Keep them on the hook | Rebecca Solnit
Personal virtue is an eternally seductive goal in progressive movements, and the climate movement is no exception. People pop up all the time
How can Britain commit to net zero and still drill for millions more barrels of oil? | Greg Muttitt
Just months before hosting the Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow, the UK government will decide whether to approve a massive new oilfield 75
‘Nothing to eat’: Somalia hit by triple threat of climate crisis, Covid and conflict | Hunger
Such was the horror that erupted in her village earlier this year that Fadumo Ali Mohamed decided she had no choice but to
A Tidal Wave of Water and at Least 22 Deaths as Floodwaters Ravage Rural Tennessee
Along the main street, volunteers handed out warm meals, bottled water and supplies. Churches had been converted into shelters. Some residents were steeling
Caldor fire continues to rage after winds fan northern California blaze | California
A wildfire burning for a week in northern California continued to grow out of control on Sunday, as one of about a dozen
Athens Is Only Getting Hotter. Its New ‘Chief Heat Officer’ Hopes to Cool It Down.
ATHENS — On the hottest day of Greece’s record-breaking heat wave, when temperatures in Athens rose to 111 degrees Fahrenheit and wildfires choked
Blueprint for emissions reduction: major industry policy changes needed for Australia to reach net zero | Greenhouse gas emissions
Greenhouse gas emissions from Australia’s industrial sites have risen 24% since 2005, and need to be addressed now if the country is to
Build on the past for a net zero future | Letters
Your article on the importance of retrofit and reuse of buildings over new-build is most timely (Editorial, 18 August). As the planning bill
On Covid and climate we can achieve change – but we’re running out of time | Robert Reich
On Saturday morning I met a friend for breakfast at a local diner. We weren’t sure whether to sit outside because of the