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The past year saw remarkable climate progress, but far from enough to avoid the worst impacts.

K-pop fan want to enjoy their faves’ music for a longer time on a healthy planet.

Another year of extreme weather, including unprecedented wildfires and floods, has sparked anger about the climate crisis. But landmark court rulings to cut emissions also gave hope.

From royal succession to vaccination rollouts, Joe Biden’s fart and the violent outbursts of a diplomat’s wife, these are the stories that got readers clicking this year.

Key moments in a year of conflicting climate signals.

A look back at the last 12 months, through data.

While some British ministers have sounded enthusiastic, officials say there is reluctance to go ahead without international cooperation.

African countries must take a pragmatic and holistic approach to the climate crisis, and it must have buy-in from every level of African society.

Ten of 2021’s most destructive weather events cost a combined $170bn (about R2.7-trillion) in damages, according to a study based on data from insurer Aon.

Such a tragedy for the town, it really is. westminster was in shock as it mourned one of its own. sir david was not the only mp who died in office this year. fellow conservative dame cheryl gillan passed away after a long illness. james brokenshire, a well—liked former minister, died after the return of his lung cancer. the end of the month saw the prime minister in rome for the g20. hearing no objections, it is so decided. followed immediately by the long—anticipated cop26 climate in glasgo...