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A new study reveals there’s been no declining trend in Arctic summer sea ice area over the last 17 years despite rising CO2 levels.

An activist network opposed to fossil fuels but not green energy are likely training the same judges presiding over the cases.

In adherence to existing norms, all structures spanning an area larger than 100 square meters in Delhi must incorporate rainwater harvesting systems. Failure to comply can result in a penalty of an additional 50% of the monthly Delhi Jal Board bill.

Biden's Inflation Reduction Act has unleashed a wave of green investment that even Trump won't be able to reverse, writes Ted Christie-Miller.

In this series of explainers, we answer some of the most fundamental questions about climate change, the science behind it, and its impact. In the second instalment, we try to answer the question: 'Are humans causing global warming?'

Lengishu, the stunning safari lodge in northern Kenya, overlooks “Pride Rock” and is the perfect bucket-list adventure for families who want to protect it.

James Hansen says limit will be passed ‘for all practical purposes’ by May though other experts predict that will happen in 2030s

If you love skiing, make the most of your passion – another recent spell of mild weather in the Alps, combined with torrential rain, has begun to demonstrate an alarming pattern for our winters and the impact of climate change on ski resorts.

<p><strong>How can climate policy be made more just and fair? IIASA researchers have synthesized different dimensions of justice into a framework that can be used by climate scientists and policymakers, explaining how previous research has neglected many potential justice positions and how these can be implemented in policy contexts.</strong></p>

The climate is changing and this will have an impact on us. Being aware of that impact can help us better prepare and hold those in power accountable.