A sudden outbreak of online searches for terms like “deadly fungus invasion”, “poisonous fog spores”, “toxic seafood” and “killer ice worms” might be worrying. It would, though, only be a reaction to…
Scotland is one of the first countries in the world to stump up cash for "loss and damage" caused by climate change in poorer countries.
When torrential rains came to the village of Mambundungu in…
King Charles has co-written a children's book about the environmental threats the planet is facing.
'Climate Change' - a Ladybird Book, will be published next month.
On Friday the King hosted…
There are multiple ways in which society can theoretically transition from its current carbon-intensive state to a zero-carbon future, ideally fast enough to limit global warming to 1.5 °C above pre-…
If you are feeling uncertain about what the future may hold, try listening to these podcasts, and episodes from climate podcasts, that discuss mental health effects of climate change and ways in…
Risk of runaway emissions growth from shift to coal amid global energy crisis fails to materialise as renewables, EVs, heat pumps, efficiency and other factors reined in CO2 rise
Global…
BP has launched plans for a green hydrogen cluster at its Castellón refinery, in the Valencia region of Spain.
HyVal is a public-private collaborative initiative focused on the phased development…
Sperm quality appears to be declining around the world but is a little discussed cause of infertility. Now scientists are narrowing in on what might be behind the problem.
"We can sort you out. No…
The world will likely use fewer fossil fuels to produce electricity this year in a "turning point" for planet-friendly energy, a new report says.
It would be the first ever annual drop in the use of…
As the latest data reveals global average sea surface temperatures hitting a record high, Prof Bill McGuire explains why he wrote his uncompromising bestseller, Hothouse Earth
If you want a book…
UN Climate Change News, 12 April 2023 – Shifting to a low-carbon economy can unlock new jobs and opportunities but it must be done in a way that is as socially and economically fair as possible for…
Last year, China approved the construction of another 106 gigawatts of coal-fired power capacity, the equivalent of two large coal power plants per week and its highest in seven years, new research…
As the Ukraine war affects gas supplies, Europe and development banks need to decide: Are they for renewables, or more gas?
Dean Bhekumuzi Bhebhe is a campaigner for Powershift Africa and the Don’t…
The term "abyssal ocean" conjures up ominous images, and rightly so — the literal deep sea abyss is extremely dark, at or near freezing temperatures, and full of peril.
Both the ICJ and the Loss and Damage Transitional Committee will have to answer who will pay for climate change loss and damage.
On 29 March, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) adopted a …
A new report by World Food Programme (WFP) says climate change has contributed to violent conflict in multiple settings across Kenya and this is expected to continue as the impacts of climate change…
From conflict to food insecurity to climate change, the world is facing multiple compounding crises and it can be easy to feel like the future is bleak. But look around, and the world is also full of…
Over the period that different parts of the world have been experiencing the many effects that come with climate change, world leaders have taken various actions in response.
Climate change…
Europe’s green hydrogen plans have set off a race among developing nations, particularly in Africa, to become the bloc’s first suppliers, risking energy needs among their own populations. EURACTIV’s…
The Group of Seven rich nations on Sunday (16 April) set big new collective targets for solar power and offshore wind capacity, agreeing to speed up renewable energy development and move toward a…
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