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This new vertical forest will breathe out 41 tonnes of oxygen a year
Italian architect Stefano Boeri has received the European Lung Foundation (ELF) Award for improving urban air quality.
Singing climate activists disrupt Shell’s London shareholder meeting
Dramatic scenes unfolded at the ExCeL venue, as Fossil Free London campaigners tried to storm the stage in front of shareholders.
The EU’s ‘dirty list’: Which countries are burning the most coal?
Two countries dominate Europe’s coal emissions. Though falling, coal made up over 60% of the bloc's power sector pollution last year.
Portugal smashes record for wind and solar energy generation
Greater solar capacity got Portugal over the halfway mark, while Spain, Finland and Belgium are also breaking energy records.
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This slow travel company saved 1,000 trees worth of CO2 last year
Byway's bookings have grown by 450 per cent in the last year, as more and more people discover the joys of flight-free holidays.
Six months on from COP27, what has - or hasn’t - been achieved?
Vital groundwork is being laid for the loss and damage fund. But 43 billion barrels worth of oil fields are set to be approved this year.
Brits think oil giants should pay climate costs as Shell profits surge
The staggering profits from Europe’s biggest oil and gas giant should be a ‘spur’ for climate accountability, says Christian Aid.
Jolyon Maugham: ‘Laws that permit destruction of the planet are wrong'
What legal tools does the Good Law Project founder's new book Bringing Down Goliath give Brits for defending nature?
Indigenous Australians and pension holders unite against gas projects
Traditional Owners of three First Nations are putting pressure on the pension funds over their fossil fuel investment plans with Santos.
Over 60,000 people came out for The Big One. What happens now?
Extinction Rebellion UK has vowed to 'step up' its campaigns, after the government failed to meet protesters' climate demands.
Biggest climate protests since 2019 planned for London this weekend
Extinction Rebellion has issued a warning to the UK government that they will escalate their protests if their demands are not met.
New ranking reveals the European companies leading on climate action
A Swedish telco company tops this list of 500 corporate climate leaders, having embraced renewables and virtual meetings.
India: Here’s how the new most populous country can grow sustainably
‘A new economy for happiness’: Here's how experts think India can grow sustainably as its population passes 1.41 billion people.
'A Herculean task’: How Luxembourgers are pushing for renewables
Luxembourg's first citizens' climate council has given the country bolder climate plans.
Inside the hop-growing warehouse in Spain that feels like a nightclub
The flowers are a key ingredient in beer. With crop yields falling, can vertical farming help future proof their supply?
Revealed: The ‘secret relationship’ between banks and oil companies
Big banks are 'gambling' with our climate, a new report shows, acted out by Game of Thrones stars. Where are the ethical banks?
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Renewables break energy records signalling ‘end of the fossil age’
Coal is still the single largest source of electricity - but change is coming fast says Ember, with solar rising by 24% in 2022.
UN committee meets to make new loss and damage climate fund a reality
There are many details to be hashed out as the first transitional committee convenes in Egypt this week.
‘Environmental catastrophe’: Can recycled cement help rebuild Ukraine?
Concrete’s binding ingredient is responsible for around 8% of global CO2 emissions. But researchers have found a way to recycle it all.
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Rocking chair rebellion: Why older Americans are set to blockade banks
Orchestrated by Third Act, the first mass climate action from older US citizens will target ‘the big four’ US banks.
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