The cost of flying in the UK has fallen while train prices have risen
Short-haul business flights are now 15 per cent cheaper than they were in 2010, while long-distance rail travel is 32…
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Guns, abortion, climate: how a new US Supreme Court ruling threatens the planet
The court’s conservative majority has pressed its agenda by restricting executive power over climate change regulation.
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Why an end to economic growth is inevitable
Fifty years after the Limits to Growth report was published, the concept of post-growth remains largely taboo.
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Remaking the Anthropocene
Why our need for utopian thinking old and new, from Thomas More to Kim Stanley Robinson, has never been greater.
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Utopia in the age of climate crisis
Half-Earth Socialism proposes democratic planning to navigate environmental catastrophe, but leaves vital questions unanswered.
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Drought pulls Europe’s farmers to the front line of a drying world
Heatwaves and low rainfall are forcing farmers in rich nations to use methods usually suggested to those in East Africa.
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Are heatwaves the new normal?
Temperatures in parts of the UK could reach 40°C this year.
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Why the UN Security Council can’t keep ignoring climate-driven conflict
Drought and famine further jeopardise peace in fragile regions. The UN needs to recognise this threat before Cop27.
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