Christiana Figueres, former UN climate chief, warns sea-level rise creates a health crisis and 'mother of all injustices' as she co-chairs new Lancet Commission examining legal accountability for climate harms.
A coalition of 85 countries, representing over $33 trillion in economic power, is uniting in Colombia to create a roadmap for transitioning away from fossil fuels, potentially reshaping global markets and climate policy.
The Iran war exposes global fossil fuel dependence, with top emitters like the US and Russia benefiting from high prices. As renewables gain ground, countries like China lead the charge toward an electrified future, shaping the world's climate path.
New research reveals Britain's population exceeds sustainable levels by nearly 50 million people, sparking urgent calls for eco-aware family planning and economic degrowth.
In southern Kenya, Maasai communities face severe drought, with livestock deaths, water scarcity, and rising child marriage risks. Climate change intensifies the crisis, altering traditional livelihoods.
Utah has enacted legislation making it nearly impossible to sue fossil fuel companies for climate damages, with critics calling it a surrender to special interests. Similar laws are advancing in other states and at the federal level.
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch's call for more oil drilling in the North Sea faces criticism as experts highlight the UK's struggle to meet emissions targets amid a worsening climate crisis.
Storm Erminio brings heavy rain, Saharan dust to Greece and Italy, causing flooding and snow. Meanwhile, Afghanistan faces deadly floods with over 50 deaths and widespread destruction.
Google's partnership with a natural gas power plant in Texas could emit 4.5 million tons of CO2 annually, contradicting its carbon-neutral pledge and highlighting AI's energy demands.
Thousands in New York are switching from gas to induction stoves, driven by climate, health, and financial advantages. A pilot project in Washington Heights highlights this trend, with broader plans for public housing upgrades.
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck off Indonesia's coast, killing one and prompting a tsunami warning. Waves reached 2.5 feet, with minor damage reported.
Chipiona in Cádiz becomes Spain's first tsunami-ready community, with drills and signs, while the Costa del Sol faces quieter risks from tectonic faults and development.
New research reveals that ice loss in the Barents Sea is increasing simultaneous summer heatwaves across Europe and eastern Asia, raising risks of crop failures and health emergencies.
NASA satellite images show Utah's snowpack has diminished dramatically between late February and March. Experts warn record-low snow water equivalent levels threaten water supplies and fire seasons across the American West.
As fuel prices soar due to Middle East conflicts, European lobbyists are using the crisis to undermine carbon pricing and renewable energy initiatives, threatening the EU's climate progress despite growing clean energy capacity.
A Guardian investigation reveals MiQ's methane certification scheme may understate emissions at US gas sites, raising doubts about EU compliance and industry accountability.
A study warns of a 20-year window for climate and land use decisions to prevent extinction of over 200 UK species, including the merlin, with ecological 'point of no return' by 2050.
Stuart Penkett's groundbreaking research identified the chemical processes causing acid rain and ozone depletion, influencing global environmental policies like the Montreal Protocol.
Retired military leaders urge the UK government to shift focus from North Sea oil and gas to renewables like wind, solar, tidal, and nuclear for long-term energy security and independence.
UK readers discuss harnessing tidal energy for electricity and government apologies for historical forced adoptions, highlighting diverse opinions on renewable energy and social justice.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves warns G7 nations must speed up shift to renewables and nuclear to protect against price shocks, while PM Starmer convenes emergency energy talks.
Months after Hurricane Melissa, many Jamaicans remain homeless and unsupported, with families like Kerry-Ann Vickers facing trauma and uncertainty as recovery efforts lag.
Newly released documents reveal how chemical lobbyists influenced Trump administration EPA to reverse Biden-era formaldehyde regulations, relying on industry-funded studies to justify weaker cancer protections.
Anne Hidalgo reflects on her tenure as Paris mayor, highlighting achievements like pedestrianizing the Seine and reducing pollution, while addressing challenges like misogyny and debt.
A project on Dartmoor aims to restore degraded peat bogs, crucial carbon stores, through landscape reprofiling to combat climate change and boost biodiversity.
Major fossil fuel companies have abandoned climate denial in courtrooms worldwide, instead deploying sophisticated legal strategies to contest their liability for global warming while acknowledging the scientific reality of climate change.
The US Environmental Protection Agency has temporarily approved widespread sales of E15 fuel, aiming to reduce soaring gas prices amid geopolitical tensions, despite environmental and economic concerns.
The Iran war has triggered a major oil crisis, prompting calls for faster renewable energy adoption while creating supply chain challenges that could slow the green transition globally.
A coalition of Christian leaders, including former Archbishop Rowan Williams, challenges Sir Paul Marshall over GB News's climate attacks and his hedge fund's £1.8bn fossil fuel holdings.
A Labour MP recounts meeting a mother whose daughter died from polluted water, arguing water privatisation represents a moral failure requiring systemic change.