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
Hurricane Ida Tests New Orleans
Officials in Louisiana are still assessing the damage from Hurricane Ida, but two things are already clear: While there was widespread flooding around
Lack of Power Hinders Assessment of Toxic Pollution Caused by Ida
“But every time a storm hits, the dice is being rolled and there’s the potential that there could be some kind of release
Why There’s Been a Sudden Population Crash for Rare Whales
Climate change is the quiet force behind a sudden decline in the population of North Atlantic right whales, according to a new study
A Monster Storm Tests New Orleans
Officials in Louisiana are still assessing the damage from Hurricane Ida, but two things are already clear: While there was widespread flooding around
Ida’s Heavy Rains Are an Omen For Future Storms, Experts Say
The effects of Hurricane Ida will be felt far from where it made landfall in southern Louisiana on Sunday. As it moves across
To Save Lake Tahoe, They Spared No Expense. Yet the Fire Still Nears.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. — They sent thousands of firefighters, 25 helicopters and an arsenal of more than 400 fire engines and 70
Opinion | When Climate Change Comes to Your Doorstep
There was not enough time to fully evacuate New Orleans before Hurricane Ida hit. The hurricane intensified too rapidly. Thousands who could flee,