For the New York Times magazine, climate writer David Wallace-Wells reflects on the 10 years since the signing of the Paris Agreement to limit global warming to well-below 2C at COP21. He writes: “The ...

The world would not need to invest in new oil and gas projects if demand for the fuels fell in line with the 1.5C limit on ...

The upcoming assessment cycle of the IPCC will be authored by more experts from global south institutions than ever before.

Many have warned that the rapid expansion of data centres could slow down or even reverse the global shift towards net-zero.

To assess the contribution to heatwaves by oil and gas companies’ products, the authors use a database of carbon dioxide and ...

The rate of output decline from global oil and gas fields is accelerating, meaning companies would “need to step up the pace of investment just to keep output flat” ...

The UK’s climate-aid spending on “nature protection and restoration” reached record levels of nearly £800m last year, ...

New study attempts to disentangle the factors contributing to more than 1,700 floods in Europe over 1950-2020.

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Germany has “sided with France to elevate discussions on the European Union’s 2040 climate goal to heads of government, delaying a vote on the proposal amid increasing concerns about its impact on ind ...

Cropped is a digest of key developments from the intersection between food systems, land use, nature and climate change.

Africa Climate Summit wrapped up on Wednesday “with a bold assertion of the continent’s ability to chart a path to green growth with homegrown resources” ...