Deadly heat: how rising temperatures threaten workers from Nicaragua to Nepal | Extreme weather
William Martínez, who as a child worked on a sugarcane plantation in rural Nicaragua, learned the hard way what many in the US
UK ministers resist calls to reduce VAT on green home improvements | Greenhouse gas emissions
Ministers are resisting calls to reduce VAT on green home improvements, despite pleas from MPs and builders, as they prepare to set out
Costello exaggerated the costs of ageing. Why won’t the Coalition face up to the costs of the climate crisis? | Richard Denniss
The environment minister, Sussan Ley, has announced she will spend millions of dollars appealing a federal court judgment that she has a duty
The heatwave forcing America to confront climate reality | News
The latest extreme weather event to signal the grim reality of the climate crisis is the extraordinary heatwave sweeping the west of the
Siberia wildfires: Russia army planes and thousands of firefighters battle blazes | Russia
Russia’s army has sent water-bombing planes to support thousands of firefighters battling huge wildfires in Siberia, a region known for its frozen tundra
Europe Plans Aggressive New Laws to Phase Out Fossil Fuels
All eyes are on targets set by the United States and China, which currently produces the largest share of greenhouse gases, and, more
Von der Leyen pledges fuel poverty help amid EU emissions trading concerns | European Commission
The European commission has said it wants a fund to prevent fuel poverty, amid warnings from an ally of France’s Emmanuel Macron that
How truth gets lost in the BBC’s search for balance | Letters
What now appears to be the most important feature of public debate is that two sides of a question are presented. As George
Australia appoints founding chair of major gas and oil producer to clean energy regulator | Energy
Energy minister Angus Taylor has appointed a founding chair of a major gas and oil producer to Australia’s clean energy regulator. Katherine Vidgen’s
Australia to fly ambassadors to Great Barrier Reef ahead of ‘in danger’ list vote | Great Barrier Reef
Ambassadors from more than a dozen countries will be flown to the Great Barrier Reef for a snorkelling trip on Thursday as part