How sweet is the EU honey market?
Lottie Limb
Cost of keeping global heating to 1.5°C is far less than you'd guess
The cost of curbing CO2 will just be a few per cent of global GDP by 2050 - and that's without accounting for avoided disasters.
Which European countries are leading the race on renewable energy?
Some of the Scandinavian winners are predictable, but smaller countries like Albania and Montenegro also make the top 10.
Energy crisis: Could public information campaigns change habits?
We spoke to historians about what lessons WW2 has for today, as Russia's war sparks a new need to cut oil and gas use quickly.
Could a tiny endangered spider stop a 'Disney-on-Thames' theme park?
Wildlife campaigners have welcomed London Resort's withdrawal, but say the fight to save Swanscombe Peninsula continues.
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World’s longest flight times: Would you spend 18 hours on a plane?
An Auckland to New York service is flying into the number four spot later this year.
Everyone will be warned of dangerous floods and storms within 5 years
A third of the world is still not covered by live-saving alerts - something the UN and WMO are determined to fix.
One of the world’s safest planes takes a fatal nosedive, but why?
None of the 132 passengers or crew are believed to have survived the crash, which has raised questions about the jets' safety.
New Zealand ‘ready to welcome’ tourists back from May 2022
Australia and New Zealand travel restrictions are easing, but there are still some hurdles to a holiday down under.
How will international travel be impacted by the Russia-Ukraine war?
Before booking summer travel, it’s worth being informed about what could disrupt your plans.
Insulating your home is another way to act on Russian war, IEA says
Energy efficiency is an ‘unsung hero’ in the fuel and climate crisis, with a big part to play in the IEA's plan for EU security.
Russia’s favourite holiday spots could be empty this summer
As a ‘nation of travellers’, it's unlikely that Russian tourism will stop completely, but tourist boards are planning for the worst.
Is Chicago’s St Patrick’s Day green river bad for the environment?
The tradition started in the 1960s and is beloved by Chicagoans but some environmental groups are concerned by the message about nature it sends.
Putin overrides international rules on leased jets to keep them flying
The President's new law to keep foreign planes puts Russian airlines in a catch-22.
How investors took over a Caribbean island to create a micronation
The purchase of Coffee Caye in Belize was born out of years of eccentric and extreme travel by a group of global travellers.
Cutting down trees is boosting biodiversity in this Finnish forest
The tree stumps they leave behind are providing a unique habitat for birds and insects.
Shetland: How the remote islands are making the most of strong winds
Shetland’s fortunes were bound up in North Sea oil and gas. Now it's at the start of a green new chapter just as the energy crisis bites.
Europe air travel: What do the new flight paths mean for your journey?
Planes are having to use hours more 'fuel burn' to get to their destinations, with Finnair particularly impacted by the airspace bans.
Is it safe to go on a cruise right now?
With travel restrictions easing around the world, cruise liners are trying to tempt tourists back. But is it safe?
These are the green jobs of the future, according to new LinkedIn data
Amid a 'great reshuffle' in the global economy, more and more people are switching to green jobs. How can we ensure a just transition?
Take a look inside the room that’s hotter than the sun
Scientists in an Oxfordshire town are creating temperatures of 50 million degrees Celsius, in a bid to make clean energy.
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