The Met Office warns that 45°C heatwaves could hit the UK within years. As climate extremes intensify, urgent adaptation is needed to protect lives and infrastructure.
UK could face 45°C heatwaves within years, warns Met Office
Analysts predict US solar growth to decrease post-2025
The US solar industry’s outlook is mixed, with record capacity in 2025 but predicted declines and ongoing policy uncertainties ahead.
Explainer: How a sit-spot can reconnect kids (and you) with the wild
Bridget Shirvell emphasizes the importance of creating a sit-spot for children to foster connection with nature and resilience.
2024 forest loss data shows wildfires are driving global forest losses
In 2024, wildfires surpassed logging as the main cause of record tropical forest loss, resulting in significant greenhouse gas emissions.
Analysis: After Trump cut funding for energy transitions overseas, could China step in?
The withdrawal of US funding hampers energy transitions in South Africa, Indonesia, and Vietnam, while China may provide necessary support.
World Environment Day 2025: Beat plastic pollution
World Environment Day emphasizes combating plastic pollution, hosted by Korea, urging global action for sustainable practices and solutions.
Southern Europe’s scorched future: is Spain—and its neighbours—ready for perpetual heatwaves?
Southern Europe is already scorching. As May 2025 breaks records, are Spain and its neighbours prepared for a future of perpetual heatwaves?
Ask an AI: Progress or backlash? ChatGPT on the state of climate action
Explore ChatGPT’s insights on the current state of climate action, net-zero commitments, and ESG trends in our second instalment of Ask an AI.
Viewpoint: Native crops extinction: Why our food future depends on biodiversity
The decline of native crops globally threatens nutrition, cultural identities, and ecosystems, necessitating urgent action for agricultural biodiversity conservation.
ReefCircular wants to supercharge coastal protection with artificial reefs
ReefCircular’s artificial reefs in Denmark significantly boost marine biodiversity, attracting diverse species and offering global restoration potential.
A greener life, a greener world 