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<strong>Letters: </strong>In the short time that we have to prevent catastrophic global heating, population rises are irrelevant, writes <strong>Ian Brown</strong>, while <strong>Daniel Rodriguez</strong> says the problem is overconsumption in the west

The hard fact is that human numbers matter – and the impact of 2-3 billion more of us will be immense, says John Vidal

Commentary China on Nov. 6 kicked off the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm El Sheikh, ...

In today’s newsletter: For the next two weeks, ministers, negotiators from countries large and small will gather in Egypt. Can they get anything done?

Letters: <strong>Dr Rhian Barrance </strong>says we need climate leaders who can be honest about the actions required to tackle the climate emergency. Plus letters from <strong>Jo Inge Svendsen</strong> and<strong> Trevor Jones</strong>

He’s spent his life sniping from the sidelines. Now he has the power to make radical environmental reforms, says former Guardian environment editor John Vidal

Las cronistas Carmen Duerto y Mábel Galaz retratan en dos nuevas biografías a la mujer (real) de Felipe VI

Exigente, perfeccionista, mandona, nerviosa, visceral, rigurosa, incisiva, orgullosa... De la reina Letizia se dice mucho pero se sabe muy poco. Zarzuela controla hasta el más mínimo gesto de los Reyes. No cabe la espontaneidad ni la improvisación. Por eso, ahora que Letizia (Oviedo, 1972) alcanza los 50 años -este...

While the United States mobilizes to transition to electric cars, cities and countries in Europe are transitioning to fewer cars.

<strong>Letters: </strong>Poor town planning means that many people are reliant on cars, writes <strong>Moira Hankinson, </strong>while <strong>Melvyn Ellis</strong> says there aren’t many alternatives when you live eight miles from a bus stop. Plus letters from <strong>John Pelling </strong>and <strong>Jeff Waage</strong>