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This article is scaring people, with the usual “all going to be extinct soon ” hype that we have had so many stories about this year. It is running in many news sources. I am not singling out the BBC as such but many people have come to rely on the BBC as a respected source on such matters so Im taking them as an example.

As the UN secretary-general called for developed countries to accelerate their race to net zero in New York, Sunak not only jeopardised Britain’s chances of doing so by 2050 but simultaneously sparked outrage in the business community.

We don't learn what critics say because dissent is muffled by society's top institutions.

It’s hard to blame global warming for a single weather event, but storms like last week’s are becoming more likely

A ban on the sale of knives should be extended to young people under the age of 21 to combat rising knife crime, say policing chiefs.

Antarctica finishes well below any other year in the satellite era.

Data collected directly in the Atlantic Ocean thus do not provide any support for the IPCC's forecasts of an ongoing collapse of the AMOC.

A closer look at the science shows there are many factors that contribute to weather-related emergencies. It is important to raise climate change awareness, but there's a risk in overstating its role in every natural disaster.

Despite years of voicing concerns, vulnerable nations grapple with a maze of red tape and resource hurdles.

Superheating: Why climate change solution rests on respecting science