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Lottie Limb
How should architects build as climate change takes hold?
From energy efficiency and Passivhaus to retrofits and carbon handprints, here are some sustainable design basics.
Loss and damage fund: Why haven’t countries worked it out yet?
The US and other developed nations have been accused of ‘playing hard ball’ with climate victims, as talks ended in failure.
Scientists say there’s still time to stop Greenland ice sheet melting
There’s good news for the ice sheet, which may withstand temporary breaches in 1.5C, but emissions must still drop quickly.
Greta Thunberg charged after protesting London oil conference
‘Oscars of oil’: What is the Energy Intelligence Forum and why are Fossil Free London activists trying to shut it down?
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Air pollution: Which countries tackle it in their climate plans?
G20 countries are failing to integrate air pollution into their climate plans, a new study finds. The authors want that fixed at COP28.
These flooded coal mines are being used to heat hundreds of homes
Abandoned coal mines are providing a surprisingly potent source of zero-carbon energy in Europe.
Out-of-this-world crab photo wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year
“The beauty of the natural world is all around us” says the competition’s young Israeli winner and these photos make it plain to see.
Valuable plants are disappearing faster than scientists can name them
How can you save what you can’t name? Major new plant and fungi report tackles ‘knowledge gaps’ and urges conservation.
‘It’s an attitude’: Inside Europe’s greenest capital city for 2023
As its year in the limelight draws to a close, how has Tallinn improved citizens’ lives and inspired them to take greater care of nature?
‘Profoundly sad’: These beloved animals were the last of their kind
From Martha the pigeon, to Toughie the tree frog - here are just a handful of the iconic endlings driven to extinction since 1914.
The European capital with free transport and 15-minute city ambition
10 years after it made public transport free, how is Tallinn’s transport network still changing for the better?
‘Whoosh’: Southeast Asia’s first bullet train launches in Indonesia
The Jakarta to Bandung trains have been adapted to Indonesia's tropical climate, and are able to track earthquakes and floods.
In data: The European countries that take the most private jet flights
A private jet flew every six minutes from one European country in 2022.
‘Morally obscene’: UK’s largest undeveloped oil field gets green light
The development could unleash the same annual emissions as 90 countries, prompting outrage from climate campaigners.
UN kicks off ‘no nonsense’ climate summit without biggest polluters
Crediting ‘fighters and trailblazers’, the UN climate summit is giving the floor to the world’s most ambitious governments.
Here’s where Americans are travelling in Europe this autumn
With US flights to these European capitals set to soar, we take you off the beaten track in London, Paris and Rome.
World’s ‘first green container ship’ christened in Denmark
Denmark launches the world’s ‘first green container ship’ but clean methanol still has cost and safety issues.
Why you should think twice before buying the new iPhone 15
Apple's latest model includes a universal charging point, but the environmental cost of upgrading your mobile is not to be ignored.
In data: How much has Europe warmed up over the past 40 years?
Europe is warming almost twice as fast as the global average, at about 2.2C above pre-industrial times.
‘One player is going to die’: Is the climate crisis breaking tennis?
Yesterday's ‘brutal’ New York game shows the increased risk to players, as new data finds that Grand Slams are getting hotter.
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