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Major new analysis predicts global carbon emissions will rise nearly five per cent this year, as scientists warn COP26 has to trigger 'green recovery' if climate goals are to remain in reach

This week, we're talking about the biggest environment event of the year – the global climate conference known as COP26. We hear from one of our reporters who's there in Glasgow covering the policy tussles and from an activist who traveled there from Nigeria to make her voice heard, along with many other young people. We also take a look at how climate change is affecting people's lives right now.

The 34-year-old pop sensation posted a selfie to Instagram, wrapped up in a North Face coat and beanie, while her little boy was facing away from the camera.

Menus that list CO2 emissions are a common sight at Cop26 – but things aren’t as straightforward as they appear...

The Accelerating Coal Transition program is the first to target developing countries, which lack adequate resources to finance the shift away from coal considered vital to limit global temperature rise to 1.5ºC

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in his opening remarks at the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow that humanity has long since run down the clock on climate change.

Pensions can be a superpower that deliver prosperity for the planet in the global race to net zero, work and pensions secretary Thérèse Coffey says.

COP26 and climate change, election prospects for Democrats and Lowell High School are...

A climate scientist explains why our climate models can be uncertain

Indonesia and Australia, the world’s two biggest coal exporters, have announced a commitment to work together to develop new energy technologies as part of their strategy to attain net-zero emissions.