Opinion: Future planet: It isn’t all doom and gloom… Why green technology gives me hope
Green tech: a beacon of hope in climate doom and gloom.
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Shell CEO: We have got things badly wrong in the past
Shell CEO admits the company have gotten things wrong in the past.
A victory for the climate, a drastic drop in fertility rates reported
New research finds a drastic reduction in fertility rates.
Opinion: Is 100 million barrels of oil a day the new normal?
The world now pumps 100 million barrels of oil a day. Will that be the new normal?
Young climate activists seize the opportunity of Democratic House control
Young climate activists pressure the expected new speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi to sign up to an ambitious climate plan
Rick Ridgeway: Every business should have a purpose other than economic growth
Patagonia’s Rick Ridgeway lays out his vision for why entrepreneurs should go down the route of sustainability.
Migrant workers turn climate refugees twice over
It has been a double whammy for migrant workers fleeing the unprecedented Kerala floods back home to the Sundarbans in West Bengal, a region that is anyway facing the brunt of climate change.
New York launches an unprecedented lawsuit against oil major Exxon Mobil
One of the world’s largest fossil fuel companies have been hit with an unprecedented lawsuit.
Analysis: fracking in the UK – it will be harder than it seems
The pathway to UK fracking success is still a long and dwindled road.
Climate change could subtly drive Madagascar’s greater bamboo lemur closer to extinction
Greater bamboo lemurs, just another victim of climate change, study finds.
