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UN sounds red alert after ‘chart-busting’ 2023 climate records
The latest State of the Global Climate report shows a planet on the brink, warns UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres.
‘A big irony’: Ski sports’ sponsors melt the snow athletes depend on
Campaigners are calling on winter sports organisers to drop polluting sponsors as European ski slopes suffer the consequences.
This French town is building a solar canopy over its cemetery
Residents in Saint-Joachim can join this unusual community energy scheme for just €5.
This couple left the city to build their dream eco-community life
Their adventures in France and Portugal taught 'Growing Greener' how to create an eco-lodge built around nature, sharing and community.
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Palestine has asked the UN to look into ‘environmental crimes’ in Gaza
Human remains, asbestos and unexploded munitions: there will be huge challenges to conducting field-based assessment work in Gaza.
The Arctic could become ‘ice-free’ within a decade, new study finds
An ice-free Arctic is inevitable, but the good news is the polar region can quickly bounce back if we cut CO2 emissions.
Wind-powered heat pumps could slash energy bills by up to one third
Adding solar panels and a battery to the mix could make the cost and carbon savings even greater, according to a new report.
Tropical timber from the Congo Rainforest is keeping Amsterdam safe
As the world continues to rely on this tropical timber, what does sustainable forest management look like?
The UN is not launching a solar geoengineering panel - here’s why
There are fears the untested technology could stoke geopolitical tensions or be used by a rogue billionaire.
Inside Ukraine's mission to become a 'green energy superpower'
On the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion, Ukraine is determined to rebuild stronger and greener - here's how.
Russia’s invasion has left this Ukrainian bison herd in need of a male
WWF is fundraising to transport Europe’s largest herbivore 300km around Kyiv to ensure the herd has a future.
Scientists issue Amazon warning as up to 47% of rainforest at risk
The vital ecosystem could also flip between rainforest and Savanna-like vegetation if drought deepens, the research finds.
‘Massive win’: Barclays will stop funding new oil and gas fields
The move sends an ‘important signal’ about the bank’s appetite for fossil fuel financing, but campaigners say there’s still a way to go.
OceanX: What is this billionaire-backed ship doing in the deep?
A state of the art ship is on a mission to “explore the ocean and bring it back to the world”. How valuable is this deep sea philanthropy?
European wind generates more electricity than gas for first year
Europe’s power demand is expected to rise again soon, as electrification takes off through heat pumps and EVs.
Palaeontologists uncover a new species of flying reptile in Scotland
'Misty-wing': The Isle of Sky is becoming a key place for unlocking pterosaur evolution.
Why Ireland would remain in ‘debt’ if it met its climate finance goal
Campaigners say it is still falling millions short, while richer countries have just missed a deadline for the new loss and damage fund.
How climate change is hampering discoveries from a doomed ship
Severe storms are another twist in the horrifying tale of these British ships wrecked in the Canadian Arctic nearly 180 years ago.
Greta Thunberg protests outside UK’s biggest private jet airport
The airport is seeking to increase its maximum number of flights to 70,000 a year, including private trips with pets.
Meet the UK youth climate activist turned government insider
David Saddington shares his unique perspective on climate action and youth access at the World Economic Forum.
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