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Campaigners are finding courts increasingly open to considering cases – and finding in their favour

The government wants to lease offshore wind in the Gulf of Mexico – but the oil industry wants it for its own needs

From Ukraine developments and China’s Covid surge to renewable energy and hope for the Amazon

As war drives up fossil fuel prices and profits, new technologies show a way forward for the generators in 2023 A tall white rig punctures the Cornish skyline, offering a hint of a new industrial…

Times are tough for businesses old and new, but the pace of change in many sectors this year will be relentless

Britain seeks to convert recycled uranium, a capability not currently available outside Russia A £50m nuclear fuel fund to bolster production in the UK and support development of alternatives to…

Deadly floods in Pakistan and record heat in the UK were just two symptoms this year of the global crisis Two events in 2022 symbolised the climate breakdown that humanity is careering towards and…

Commitment to ‘civil resistance’ comes after Extinction Rebellion said it would prioritise ‘relationships over roadblocks’ Insulate Britain and Just Stop Oil have doubled down on their commitment…

Information on environmental impact can persuade consumers against carbon-heavy food choices, says study Climate impact labels on foods such as red meat are an effective way to get people to stop…

National Trust’s annual audit reveals a dire year for animals from toads and bats to birds and butterflies This year’s tumultuous weather – including fierce storms, searing heat and deep cold snaps…

Provisional figures show annual average temperature will exceed previous record set in 2014 2022 will be the UK’s warmest year on record, as the Met Office says figures show the climate crisis is…

More than 800 fires recorded on hottest day of year, 19 July, as mercury rose above 40C for first time England faced four times more wildfires this summer than in same period in 2021, figures show…

Climate protest group says temporary shift will ‘prioritise relationships over roadblocks’ The climate protest group Extinction Rebellion is shifting tactics from disruptions such as smashing…

Exclusive: Healthcare costs from smoke-related deaths tipped to reach $110m, new modelling led by Monash University suggests In the decade to 2030, more than 2,400 lives will be lost to bushfires…

At least eight countries experience record high temperatures of ‘almost unheard of’ heat, say meteorologists Weather records have been falling across Europe at a disconcerting rate in the last…

US climate envoy says there needs to be work on details of ‘loss and damage’ fund in 2023 People in developing countries are feeling increasingly angry and “victimised” by the climate crisis, the US…

In order to construct 100 dams in Kenya and progressively cover 3 million acres with irrigation systems, President William Ruto recently promised to initiate public-private partnerships.

A Z$77.3 billion budget for irrigation and drinking water projects in 2023 has been approved by the Zimbabwean parliament. The budget would allow the Southern African country’s government to finance…

The European Union has authorized a $4.5m working capital arrangement for Okra Solar to boost access to solar-energy in Nigeria. This was done under the Nigerian ElectriFI national window. By the end…

Form Energy names West Virginia site for first plant making novel 'iron-air' long duration storage systems that counts array of big-hitters as investors An energy technology pioneer backed by the…