Despite Problems In the Past, Biden to Try Again with ‘Green’ Stimulus
Wind power more than tripled in the last decade, and now generates nearly 8 percent of the nation’s electricity. Solar power, which generated
Biden Officials to Investigate Trump-Era Attacks on Science
The Biden administration will investigate Trump-era political interference in science across the government, the first step in what White House officials described as
Climate change: rainfall threatens spectacular Northumberland carved fireplace | Heritage
A race has begun to prevent one of the most spectacular fireplaces in the UK from crumbling because of the increase in heavy
Fancy a deep red? The rise of underwater wineries | Environment
Slipping into the chilly waters of the Baltic sea, the divers descended more than 60 metres to where the masts of the Jönköping
UK urged to take lead in helping poor countries fund climate action | Global climate talks
Boris Johnson’s government must take the lead in giving poor countries access to the finance they need to tackle the climate crisis, to
Last thing we need is a ‘cosy consensus’ on climate crisis, warns Ed Miliband | Ed Miliband
The UK must tell the truth about the “terrifying and exacting” scale of the challenge the world faces to avoid climate breakdown as
Opinion | He’s a Famous Evangelical Preacher, but His Kids Wish He’d Pipe Down
The Rev. Rick Joyner is a famous evangelical leader who has called on Christians to arm themselves for an inevitable civil war against
Renewables plus batteries offer Australia the same energy security as coal, research finds | Energy
Renewable energy and batteries can secure Australia’s electricity grid as effectively as coal and gas, new research suggests. The research, commissioned by the
An unwelcome sign of spring in the air | Barbecue
Your editorial on adult education (21 March) rekindled memories of teaching evening classes as a lecturer for many years. It was a sheer
Nigel Farage appointed to advisory board of green finance firm | Nigel Farage
He has criticised Greta Thunberg for “alarmism” and wind power as “economic insanity” – but Nigel Farage appears to have made a U-turn