‘We left it in God’s hands’: floods wreck Spanish seaside town | Spain
People in the town of Alcanar in north-east Spain have been assessing the damage caused to homes and businesses by flooding produced by
Hurricane Ida flash floods cause chaos in New York – video | Weather
Hurricane Ida has hit New York city as the remnants of the storm brought heavy rain that flooded subway lines and streets in Manhattan, Brooklyn
Climate Change Is Bankrupting America’s Small Towns
FAIR BLUFF, N.C. — It’s been almost five years since Hurricane Matthew flooded this small town on the coastal plain of North Carolina.
Opec member urges oil producers to focus more on renewable energy | Fossil fuels
The finance minister of Iraq, one of the founding members of the global oil cartel Opec, has made an unprecedented call to fellow
Can we really solve the climate crisis by planting trees? (part two) – podcast | Environment
Getting trees into the ground isn’t simple. Reforestation often involves trade-offs and challenges. Phoebe Weston checks in on two projects where people are
China Tells Kerry Strained Ties Could Sink Climate Cooperation
China and the United States agree that climate change is a crisis whipping up worsening droughts and storms across the planet. Yet escalating
China Tells Kerry Strained Ties Could Sink Climate Cooperation
China and the United States agree that climate change is a crisis whipping up worsening droughts and storms across the planet. Yet escalating
Glasgow records hottest summer in run-up to Cop26 climate summit | Climate change
Glasgow, the host city of the crucial Cop26 UN climate summit in November, has experienced its hottest summer on record, the Met Office
WWF office sit-in enters second day as XR keeps up London protests | Extinction Rebellion
An occupation of the offices of the environmental group WWF by a protest in solidarity with indigenous people in Africa has continued into
‘Get on with it’: Australia already has low-carbon technology and Coalition should embrace it, scientists say | Climate crisis
Australia’s leading scientists and engineers have told the Morrison government the technologies needed to make significant cuts in greenhouse gas emissions already exist