The UK becomes the first G7 member to pledge to go zero carbon by 2050.
Analysis: The UK sets zero emissions target
Analysis: Trade war threatens instability and deforestation in Latin America
US-China tensions have increased Latin American exports but could expand agriculture and hit demand.
Analysis: Denmark just experienced its first national ‘climate change’ election
Denmark’s first ‘climate change’ election saw pro-climate parties gain significant support, while skeptics faced defeats. Mette Frederiksen’s victory indicates a commitment to ambitious climate policies amid rising CO2 emissions.
Analysis: Australia gives the nod to a coal-loving prime minister
Voters in Australia have said no to action on climate change and re-elected Scott Morrison.
Analysis: Each bank holiday saves at least 100,000 tonnes of carbon emissions
How much carbon could you save if you worked one day less a week?
Analysis: Is the UK doing everything it can to tackle climate change?
How much is the UK government doing to tackle climate change?
Analysis: Chinese consumers ignore calls to eat less beef
Beef Imports rise in China as domestic farmers struggle to meet demand.
Analysis: Can solar diplomacy green the Belt and Road
Experience from China’s own solar sector could help it deliver a sustainable transition in Belt and Road countries, writes Brian Eyler.
Analysis: China’s coal consumption on the rise
Use of coal increased again in 2018, raising questions about the green energy transition, reports Feng Hao and Tom Baxter.
Analysis: How oil has shaped Xinjiang
The patterns of Soviet oil extraction have left an indelible mark on China’s oil-rich western province, writes Judd C. Kinzley.
A greener life, a greener world 