Rain falls on peak of Greenland ice cap for first time on record | Greenland
Rain has fallen on the summit of Greenland’s huge ice cap for the first time on record. Temperatures are normally well below freezing
Millions of electric car batteries will retire in the next decade. What happens to them? | Environment
A tsunami of electric vehicles is expected in rich countries, as car companies and governments pledge to ramp up their numbers – there
Scientists raise doubts over Leon’s ‘carbon-neutral’ burgers | Meat industry
The environmental credentials of Leon’s “carbon-neutral” burgers have been questioned after it emerged the fast-food chain was using controversial carbon offsets to make
Oil firms made ‘false claims’ on blue hydrogen costs, says ex-lobby boss | Hydrogen power
Oil companies have used false claims over the cost of producing fossil fuel hydrogen to win over the Treasury and access billions in
A billion children at ‘extreme risk’ from climate impacts – Unicef | Climate change
Almost half the world’s 2.2 billion children are already at “extremely high risk” from the impacts of the climate crisis and pollution, according
Opinion | After Greta Thunberg’s Strike, Adults Are Still Failing Children on Climate Change
Last week, some of the world’s leading climate change scientists confirmed that humans are making irreversible changes to our planet and extreme weather
Western Drought Will Last Into Fall or Longer
The severe drought that has gripped much of the western half of the United States in spring and summer is likely to continue
Caldor Fire Continues to Burn Northern California
The Caldor Fire is threatening thousands of homes in Northern California as its destructive path spreads. Thousands of people remain under evacuation orders.
The US city that has raised $100m to climate-proof its buildings | Environment
When Fred Schoeps bought a 150-year-old building in downtown Ithaca, New York, a decade ago, he was one of only a handful of
If children are to live with the climate crisis, we must green the curriculum | Meryl Batchelder
In August 2018, the then 15-year-old Greta Thunberg started spending her school days outside the Swedish parliament calling for stronger action on climate