How much carbon could you save if you worked one day less a week?
Analysis: Each bank holiday saves at least 100,000 tonnes of carbon emissions
Norway continues to go all out for fossil fuels
Norway has no intention to stop the extraction of oil and gas.
EU countries are consuming well beyond the Earth’s means
The World Wide Fund (WWF) and the Global Footprint Network warns that EU member states are living well beyond their means.
Interview: Nicholas Stern: ‘The world cannot go net zero unless China does’
The renowned British economist discusses the importance of investing in the environment and social cohesion.
Guterres: We are not moving fast enough on climate change
The UN Secretary-General has warned that the world is not moving fast enough to tackle climate change
Amelia Womack interview: We must end business as usual before business as usual ends us
As the UK Green Party launched their European Election campaign, we spoke to their deputy leader Amelia Womack.
India: States step up policy action on renewables
As renewables continue to be the cheapest source of electricity in India, many states are framing policies to further boost the use of clean energy.
UN warns about accelerating rates of unprecedented species extinction
UN report warns about unprecedented levels of species extinction.
UK council accused of looking to the past as it approves a new coal mine
UK council grants permission for new coal mine, facing criticism from campaigners.
Opinion: Climate change is a silent driver in India’s election
India’s political leadership is failing to explicitly make the connection between security, development and climate change in this election campaign, even though many issues hinge on it.
A greener life, a greener world 