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24 08 2024 | 06:58

Project 2025 promises billions of tonnes more carbon pollution – study

A petroleum refinery in Port Arthur, Texas. Photograph: Rex Wholster/Alamy The impact of Donald Trump enacting the climate policies of the rightwing Project 2025 would result in billions of tonnes…

24 08 2024 | 06:57

How to Decolonize Our Battle Against Climate Change

Image Credit: SOPA images Almost everything we buy exploits the environment and the people who depend on it to a greater or lesser extent. Almost everything we buy contributes to climate breakdown…

24 08 2024 | 06:55

Biomass power station produced four times emissions of UK coal plant, says report

Drax was responsible for 11.5m tonnes of CO2 last year, or nearly 3% of the UK’s total carbon emissions. Photograph: SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty Images The Drax power station was responsible…

24 08 2024 | 06:54

‘The dumbest climate conversation of all time’: experts on the Musk-Trump interview

Donald Trump and Elon Musk both made discursive, often fact-free assertions about global heating, including that rising sea levels would create “more oceanfront property” and that there was no…

24 08 2024 | 06:54

Electricity ‘superhighway’ between Scotland and England to go ahead

Causeymire windfarm in Caithness, Scotland. The Eastern Green Link cable will transmit electricity from Peterhead to the south to northern England. Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian Great…

24 08 2024 | 06:54

Survivors of climate disasters demand US inquiry into big oil’s ‘climate crimes’

Allen Myers grew up in Paradise, California, which for him is “sacred land”. At age 11, he sat beside his mother’s bedside as she passed away in his beloved family home. Years later, that house,…

24 08 2024 | 06:54

Himalayan village in Nepal hit by icy floods

A Sherpa village in Nepal’s Everest region has been engulfed by icy flood waters, officials say. Experts suspect Thame - which sits at an altitude of about 3,800m - was flooded after a glacial lake…

24 08 2024 | 06:51

Toyota hybrid among cars found to guzzle more petrol than advertised, study finds

The fuel efficiency of nine of 15 vehicles tested by AAA was worse than their advertised lab results. Photograph: Mick Tsikas/AAP Australians are buying cars that consume more petrol than the fuel…

24 08 2024 | 06:50

‘Every building sits on a thermal asset’: how networked geothermal power could change cities

Snowfall at Times Square, New York, in February. Buildings could draw heat from water pumped from below their foundations, instead of burning natural gas.Photograph: Anadolu/Getty Images Along with…

24 08 2024 | 06:50

Revealed: Shell oil non-profit donated to anti-climate groups behind Project 2025

A Shell refinery in the Netherlands on 11 February 2024. Photograph: Peter Boer/Bloomberg via Getty Images A US foundation associated with the oil company Shell has donated hundreds of thousands of…

24 08 2024 | 06:49

Urban birds are teeming with antibiotic-resistant bacteria, study finds

Gulls and crows are known to lurk at landfill sites where antimicrobial-resistant bacteria can thrive. Photograph: Nature Picture Library/Alamy Urban ducks and crows might offer us a connection to…

24 08 2024 | 06:49

July was California’s hottest month in history

A man fishes off a jetty in Alameda, California, as the sun sets over the San Francisco Bay on 1 July. Photograph: Noah Berger/AP California experienced its hottest month on record in July as…

24 08 2024 | 06:47

Last month marked the world’s hottest July on record, US scientists say

People cool off at a fountain during a heat wave in Madrid, Spain, on 13 July. Photograph: Óscar del Pozo/AFP via Getty Images The world just had its hottest July ever recorded, elongating a string…

24 08 2024 | 06:46

Drunk visitors, rocketing rents and homogenised cafes: living in Europe’s tourist hotspots

A protest in Barcelona in June against overtourism. At one demonstration locals squirted tourists with water pistols. Photograph: Emilio Morenatti/AP In July, protesters took to the streets of Palma…

24 08 2024 | 06:46

Climate change imperils drought-stricken Morocco's cereal farmers, food supply

KENITRA, Morocco — Golden fields of wheat no longer produce the bounty they once did in Morocco. A six-year drought has imperiled the country's entire agriculture sector, including farmers who grow…

24 08 2024 | 06:45

‘Now you can have rest in your home’: the mirror roofs cooling homes in Freetown

In 1990, Freetown was home to 529,000 people but its population has since swelled to about 1.3 million. Photograph: Misper Apawu/AP   Mohamed Koroma has lived in the Kroo Bay waterfront community…

24 08 2024 | 06:42

Climate activists in frame for £1m costs of protest bans run up by UK’s biggest law firm

Banners at Euston station in London during a protest against HS2 in 2021. Photograph: Henry Nicholls/Reuters Britain’s biggest law firm has sought more than £1m from climate protesters to cover the…

24 08 2024 | 06:41

Ruto’s revenue plan suffers as court declares his first tax law unconstitutional

Kenyan appeals court rules 2023 taxes unconstitutional, jeopardizing government revenue. This decision comes after the government withdrew this year's finance bill following deadly protests. The…

24 08 2024 | 06:40

On the frontline of Greece’s wildfire 'hell'

“It was like hell. It was like a war,” says George, a 36-year-old volunteer firefighter who helped battle this week’s mega-blaze which burnt its way to the outskirts of Athens. “We don’t have the…

24 08 2024 | 06:38

Unprecedented number of heat records broken around world this year

Illustration: Guardian Design A record 15 national heat records have been broken since the start of this year, an influential climate historian has told the Guardian, as weather extremes grow more…