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A guest post by Owen Jennings: Climate change is big business in New Zealand. Government and local authorities now have a small army of people employed in the climate change industry paid by our taxes and rates. An even bigger army work as consultants where the pay is better. Its an industry with massive ‘oil tanker’ impetus. Most

Energy Secretary to sign off multibillion-pound scheme despite green opposition

Former minister also resigns as an MP, which will trigger byelection in his Kingswood constituency

SINGAPORE: By the end of the century, Singapore could possibly face very hot days of temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius for up to 351 days in a year. Singapore could also s

This MENA region energy policy paper was presented and published during COP28 by: YOUNGO Energy Governance Coordinator:- SAIKAT DAS SHRADDHA NAIR Energy Policy Analysts:- SAIRA SAEED PRIYANKADEVI MURUGAPPAN AMERA MOHAMED HASSAN ABEER SOHA

Climate change's status as an existential threat to humanity has no scientific basis, yet judges are letting emotion trump evidence.

Skiing is central to the economy of many mountain regions across Europe. How are they coping with climate change and what room for adaptation do they have?

Have the warmer temperatures this year helped to set a new record in Pennsylvania?

If Trump wins, the loss of American leadership on climate change would ensure that the world blows past the threshold of calamity.

Record temperatures in June and September pushed UK's mean temperature to 9.97C, weather service warns