Alok Sharma is trying to save the world. Should he be able to fly to do it? | Climate change
The starkest warning yet on how close the global climate is to the point of no return will be delivered to the world
Reconsidering Outdoor Travel in the West, as Wildfires Burn
Allison Keeney, a spokeswoman for Travel Oregon, the state’s tourism commission, said that “wildfires in one location often have no impact outside a
What’s Going On With Extreme Weather?
What’s Going On With Extreme Weather? Henry FountainReporting on the climate Maranie Staab/Reuters In recent months, record-high temperatures, flooding and drought have had
After Deadly Floods, a German Village Rethinks Its Relationship to Nature
RECH, Germany — Shortly before midnight Dominik Gieler received one last WhatsApp message from his mother. She had watched as a tsunami of
Dixie Fire in California Grows to Largest Blaze in U.S.
The Dixie Fire exploded by more than 97,000 acres in 24 hours, becoming the third-largest wildfire on record in California by Friday. It
Dixie Fire Ravages California Towns
The Dixie Fire has ravaged parts of California for more than three weeks and engulfed entire towns. In Plumas County, the fire has
Johnson’s coalmine quip shows he thinks the climate crisis is a joke | Ellie Mae O’Hagan
Allow me to let you in on a little secret. Many people working in politics and the media openly discuss the fact that
Young farmers lose hope as drought closes in: ‘It’s like a sad country song’ | America’s water crisis
They are land rich and resource poor. Most have hundreds of acres of fertile soil, some thousands, but little money in the bank
Johnson’s muddle over Covid is a foretaste of his thinking on climate change. Be afraid | Gaby Hinsliff
First came the plague, then the flood, and now the fire. This has been a biblical summer, one where the doomsday warnings of
Dead zones spread along Oregon coast and Gulf of Mexico, study shows | Oceans
Scientists recently surveyed the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico around Louisiana and Texas and what they discovered was a larger-than-average area of