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Earth will likely experience a major food supply disruption long before temperatures reach the 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels threshold.

Heatwaves in southern Europe risk adding tens of billions of pounds to future grocery bills for people in Britain, researchers have warned. According to an

Energy suppliers have given heat pumps a fresh vote of confidence despite calls from backbench MPs to slow down the shift from oil and gas.

The leaders of Amazonian nations have failed to reach an agreement on a joint target to end illegal deforestation.

With market share of UK EVs already projected to exceed government targets, it makes little sense to weaken ZEV targets.

New data from SMMT shows record-breaking market share for EVs, along with significant growth in plug-in hybrids and hybrids, raising questions about UK's transition to electric vehicles.

Tory voters overwhelmingly back the government’s target of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Politicians, business leaders, scientists, doctors, and lawyers all step up pressure on government to reconsider plans to approve new oil and gas projects and weaken air quality schemes

The climbers are protesting his backing for a major expansion of oil and gas drilling in the middle of the climate crisis

To meet climate change targets, more of the UK's energy needs to come from low-carbon sources.