Rising temperatures and weather fluctuations may drive hunger and malnutrition in India unless the country acts urgently.
Analysis: Climate change drives down yields and nutrition of Indian crops
Madagascar December appeal – the work on the ground
Part three and final part of our Madagascar famine appeal.
India’s fertility rate drops below the replacement level
In a major environmental victory, the fertility rates in India has dropped below 2.1 – which is the number considered to be the replacement rate
Madagascar Christmas appeal – climate change and the famine
Second piece of our Madagascar Christmas appeal series.
Madagascar Christmas appeal – Introducing our campaign 
The world’s first climate famine is on the way in Madagascar. Here’s what you can do to help.
The world’s largest public health service sets ambitious net-zero target
The UK’s largest employer unveils new climate ambition with net-zero strategy.
Analysis: Heatwaves can kill – research uncovers the homes most vulnerable to overheating
Research uncovers that homes are vulnerable to heatwaves.
Opinion: How working from home could kick-start local economies while reducing emissions
Working from home could boost local economies and reduce emissions.
Analysis: Coronavirus hits a crucial year for nature and climate
New global agreements on biodiversity, oceans and COP26 climate talks could be delayed by Covid-19.
IEA warns that Coronavirus threatens the transition to clean energy
IEA warns that Covid-19 could slow down the switch to renewables.
A greener life, a greener world 