There is no ‘getting back to normal’ with climate breakdown | Mark Blyth
Academic papers often take time to leach out into public consciousness. One that did not filter through was a study from Anglia Ruskin
‘I’m listening to her’: meet Scott Morrison’s favourite climate change protester | Scott Morrison
Meet Frances. She’s a Canberra-based IT worker, a mother of two, and is on her way to becoming the new poster child for
Highest recorded temperature of 48.8C in Europe apparently logged in Sicily | Italy
The highest temperature in European history appears to have been recorded in Italy during a heatwave sweeping the country, with early reports suggesting
Algeria declares three days of mourning after wildfire deaths | Algeria
Algeria’s president, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, has declared three days of national mourning amid the death toll from raging wildfires in the north of the
A Future With Dangerous Warming Locked In
Over the three decades that scientists with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have been issuing major reports about the state of the
Senior US climate official says Australia’s climate targets are ‘not sufficient’ | Global climate talks
A senior US climate official has warned Australia’s targets are “not sufficient” and the country should be considering a 50% cut in greenhouse
Greek Island Is New Epicenter of Europe’s Summer of Calamity
EVIA, Greece — Amid twisted cages and scorched trees, Harilaos Tertipis stepped out of his ruined stables dragging the charred corpses of his
Scott Morrison contradicts Barnaby Joyce on Coalition plan to reach net zero | Australia news
Scott Morrison has confirmed that his cabinet will formulate a plan to reach net zero emissions after the deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce
‘Abolish these companies, get rid of them’: what would it take to break up big oil? | Environment
Ayisha Siddiqa doesn’t want fossil fuel companies to determine her future anymore. The industry has promoted climate denial for longer than the 22-year-old
Climate delayers are to blame for Britain’s lack of urgency in creating a green plan | Carys Roberts
It’s easy to feel despair reading the stark warnings in the latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change: the window in