We must take note of this heat wave and start to ask serious questions.
Editorial: We would be foolish not to take note of this heat wave
Analysis: It’s a savage summer in the Northern Hemisphere – and climate change is slashing the odds of more heatwaves
What’s going on in the Northern Hemisphere this summer?
In a historic vote, Ireland is to divest from fossil fuels
In a historic vote, Ireland becomes the first country to divest from fossil fuels.
Analysis: Is China getting the ‘cli-fi’ it needs?
If seeing is believing, Chinese filmmakers have a role in bringing home the reality of climate change, writes Tang Damin
Analysis: Scott Pruitt to be replaced with coal lobbyist
What will Scott Pruitt’s departure from the EPA mean for the agency’s ability to tackle climate change?
Opinion: Thirty years later, what needs to change in our approach to climate change
James Hansen reflects on 30 years since he first testified to the Senate about climate change.
Analysis: With or without Trump the G7 moves forward on climate and plastic pollution
At the 2018 G7 summit in Canada, leaders discussed climate change and ocean pollution and reaffirmed commitment to sustainable development despite Trump’s controversies.
Opinion: We are the limits to the fossil fuel industry
This is the story of the Czech climate justice movement. A new generation of climate justice activists is stepping into the footsteps of the country’s long resistance to coal mining.
Analysis: How planting trees can protect cocoa plants against climate change
More trees are the key to protect chocolate from climate change.
Opinion: Flooding – A call for climate action in Africa
Recent flooding in Africa must be a wake up call for climate action, argues Edward Mungai.
A greener life, a greener world 