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How many “hottest ever” summers will it take for climate change scepticism to be dispelled for good?
The first approved shale gas extraction is imminent at Preston New Road despite the damage it will do to the climate and the local area.
The cryptocurrency produces as much CO2 a year as a million transatlantic flights - and that number is set to grow.
After Ella Kissi-Debrah’s death, a legal battle is underway to establish a link between the impact of poor air quality and deprivation.
Two new podcasts - one from the former President of Ireland and another from Mary Creagh MP - are taking on the environmental crisis. Are they any good?
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A mix of fuel sources is crucial for sustaining the UK through energy supply peaks and troughs.
Unique economic stars have aligned, leaving councils free to go solar.
The recent bout of hot weather was deemed to be a “hotspell” not a “heatwave”.
There is a disparity between the bear’s idealised portrayal, and the messy reality of its warming world.
Local governments in America are suing fossil fuel companies for damages caused by climate change – could the UK follow suit?
The contrast between shows of bravery at the games in South Korea and inaction against bigger threats highlights the impact of psychic numbing.
