Millions of birds travel between their breeding and wintering grounds during spring and autumn migration, creating one of the greatest spectacles of the natural world. These journeys often span…
Electric vehicles are better for the climate than gas-powered cars, but many Americans are still reluctant to buy them. One reason: The larger upfront cost.
New data published Thursday shows that…
After studying how microplastics damage the oceans, schoolgirl Lizzie wants the government to stop sending waste to developing countries.
A petition by a nine-year-old schoolgirl calling on Boris…
Restoring the UK’s seas could put billions of pounds into the economy by 2050 and bring thousands of new jobs, according to a new report by Sky Ocean Rescue and WWF.
The Value of Restored UK Seas’…
It has everything to do with optics.
Imagine waking up after a night of heavy snowfall — you look out the window and see a world of white. But if you turn on a faucet or open the freezer, you'll…
Photojournalists capture the often unseen side of the meat, fur and entertainment industries, in a collection co-edited by Guardian collaborator Jo-Anne McArthur
Will climate change seal the end of the Mediterranean diet?
We often read about how climate change will impact the way we live as if it was something yet to come, a threat still far away from us.…
International mining conference among forums involving oil, coal and gas industries approved for subsidies in program touted as boosting events sector.
The Morrison government is offering fossil…
‘I work for the people of Pueblo, not the people of Paris,’ Rep Boebert tweeted. The climate agreement was so named because it was signed in the French capital - and not because it solely benefits…
Efforts to map the Earth’s trees are growing – and could change our understanding of the planet’s health.
When a team of international scientists set out to count every tree in a large swathe of…
The New Climate War: the fight to take back our planet is the latest must-read book by leading climate change scientist and communicator Michael Mann of Penn State University.
In his final months in office, Donald Trump has ramped up construction on his promised physical border between the US and Mexico – devastating wildlife habitats and increasing the migrant death toll
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Joe Biden’s new climate envoy says: ‘All nations must raise ambition together – or we will all fail, together’
The world is lagging behind the pace of change needed to avert catastrophic impacts…
For those who will be within Nairobi environs on 21 February 2021, please do join us for the Kikuyu art festival.
We will have activities such as mural arts painting, tree planting, nature walks and…
We’re cooked,’ says Australian former rugby union star
Pocock among other athletes to highlight global emergency
Wallabies great David Pocock has warned “we’re cooked” if the professional…
Until recently, rooftop solar panels were a clean energy technology that only wealthy Americans could afford. But prices have dropped, thanks mostly to falling costs for hardware, as well as price…
Community says boom in renewable energy means Bradwell B in Essex is not needed.
For the 55 years that Tim Fox has worshipped at St Peter-on-the-Wall, his only neighbours have been a farm and a…
Scots universities signed up to a COP26 green network of academic institutions committed to tackling climate change have shares worth nearly £5.2 million in fossil fuel firms and arms companies.
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