Majority of the public believe climate change is the biggest threat of today
Three-quarters of the British public believe that climate change is the most serious issue of our time, according to a
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Businesses urged to increase their resiliance to climate change
Researchers from the University of Cambridge are urging businesses to increase their resilience to prepare for extreme weather events caused
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Climate change: how do I cope with our planet’s inevitable decline?
Neil Levy, a senior research fellow at the centre for practical ethics at the University of Oxford discusses why we
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Interview: David Wallace-Wells, author, the Uninhabitable Earth
In 2017, David Wallace-Wells, editor of New York Magazine wrote a long-form article depicting how the future will look to
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Major mining companies accused of greenwashing
Many of the world’s largest mining companies have been accused of selectively reporting their progress on achieving the UN’s sustainable
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WWF recovery plan to save the world’s freshwaters from collapse
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has published an emergency recovery plan to prevent the collapse of biodiversity in the world’s
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How culture and the arts are tackling climate change
A report published by the Arts Council has highlighted what role cultural organisations are playing in tackling climate change. Sustaining
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Warmer temperatures is making it difficult for planes to take-off
Climate change is making it increasingly difficult for aeroplanes to take off, according to a new study published in the
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Interview: Mark Jaccard – The Citizen’s Guide to Climate Success
Mark Jaccard has been a professor for the School of Resource and Environmental Management at Simon Fraser University, Canada since
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Decline in global ecosystems will cost the global ecomy £8 trillion by 2050
A decline in our natural ecosystems will cost the world £8 trillion by 2050, according to a new report published
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Global sea-level rise is accelerating at a faster rate each year
Global sea-levels are accelerating at a faster rate each year, according to researchers at the Technical University of Denmark. Even
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HS2 given go ahead but ecological impacts will be ‘devastating’
Yesterday (February 11), Boris Johnson confirmed that the HS2 rail line from London to Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool will
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Interview: Professor Richard Tuckett on the climate emergency
Richard Tuckett is a semi-retired professor of Chemical Physics from the University of Birmingham. He completed his undergraduate and PhD
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Academics, farmers and consumers to tackle threats to food security
The University of Sheffield has received £1.2m of funding to bring together academics, farmers, consumers and policymakers to help address
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Majority of consumers would boycott a brand for environmental reasons
A new report by the Dutch banking group ING has revealed that consumers are willing to stop using brands based
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UK coal decline due to carbon tax, report finds
The UK’s sharp decline in coal use is largely down to the coal carbon tax, according to researchers at University
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Reducing air pollution could be a ‘natural climate solution’
Reducing air pollution could allow plants to grow faster and capture more carbon dioxide (CO2), according to researchers at the University of
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Why we should be wary of blaming ‘overpopulation’ for the climate crisis
Heather Alberro, Associate Lecturer/PhD Candidate in Political Ecology at Nottingham Trent University talks about why we need to be careful
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Action councils can take after declaring a climate emergency
Climate change has become a major issue for local authorities to consider. Tiffany Cloynes, partner at Geldards, and Adam Simpson,
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UK government is involved with financing £60bn into overseas fossil fuel projects
The UK government is involved with financing overseas fossil fuel projects that when complete will produce an estimated 69 million
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