Green light: a new series on the critical role of companies in the climate crisis | Environment
Every day the world fails to adequately address the climate emergency, the timeframe needed to drastically cut emissions shrinks and the likelihood of
As China Boomed, It Didn’t Take Climate Change Into Account. Now It Must.
China’s breakneck growth over the last four decades erected soaring cities where there had been hamlets and farmland. The cities lured factories, and
Green, empty promises? The truth behind corporate climate pledges | Environment
For climate campaigners, 26 May seemed like the start of a long-awaited reckoning for oil and gas companies. Over a single 24-hour period,
‘When disaster strikes, you have to help’: the volunteers in a global crisis | Climate change
Anas Alakkad and Faris Allahham, Germany When Anas Alakkad, a Saarland-based translator and paramedic from Damascus, saw pictures of the flooded German towns
Fears for gang-gang cockatoos as numbers plummet after fires | Australia news
The gang-gang cockatoo, the animal emblem of the Australian Capital Territory, could soon be listed as a threatened species after the 2019-20 bushfire
The Great Barrier Reef is a victim of climate change – but it could be part of the solution | Peter Thomson and Ove Hoegh-Guldberg
We are fast approaching unstoppable climate change. If we don’t take drastic action to cut our global greenhouse gas emissions at the United
Toyota Led on Clean Cars. Now Critics Say It Works to Delay Them.
On paper, Toyota’s approach to zero-emissions vehicles, the hydrogen fuel cell, is a dream: Unlike battery-powered electric vehicles, these cars carry hydrogen tanks
The Guardian view on restoring the golden age of rail: green glamour | Editorial
Earlier this month, a 12-metre-long model train carriage was deposited at Barcelona’s El Prat airport, which the Spanish airports authority controversially plans to
This year, the weather isn’t letting us carry on as normal | Emma Brockes
In the depths of winter, at the pandemic’s height, an idea of this summer took hold. It would, we told ourselves, be the
Outrage as Italy faces multimillion pound damages to UK oil firm | Oil and gas companies
Italy could be forced to pay millions of pounds in damages to a UK oil company, after banning new drilling near its coast.