I used to fly around the world in all-expenses-paid luxury – but I couldn’t face my conscience
As a travel writer, I’m used to receiving invitations to five-star resorts in far-flung destinations such as the Seychelles, all expenses paid. But now I ignore these emails. I quit flying three years ago. I’m not afraid to fly; I stopped because of the climate crisis.
Read MoreIndigenous people and climate justice groups say Cop28 was ‘business as usual’
As the leaders of the developed world hailed the Cop28 agreement to “transition away” from fossil fuels as historic, Indigenous people, frontline communities and climate just
Read MoreFailure of Cop28 on fossil fuel phase-out is ‘devastating’, say scientists
The failure of Cop28 to call for a phase-out of fossil fuels is “devastating” and “dangerous” given the urgent need for action to tackle the climate crisis, scientists have s
Read MoreConservation groups hail Cop28 plans to protect nature
Conservation groups have hailed the inclusion of biodiversity and a 2030 global deforestation goal in the UAE consensus that emerged from Cop28, along with positive wording o
Read MoreSome of Australia’s strategically important coral islands at great risk of vanishing, study finds
More than a dozen of Australia’s coral islands that help to extend the country’s maritime jurisdiction are at high risk of disappearing because of climate change, according to a study.
Read MoreXR co-founder who broke window at HS2 protest given suspended sentence
An Extinction Rebellion cofounder was been given a suspended jail sentence after causing thousands of pounds worth of damage to a government building.
Read More‘The future is renewable’: How a huge gamble sealed Cop28 deal
Not long before the crucial final meeting of Cop28 climate summit, a seemingly chance meeting took place in the heavily guarded VIP lounge next to the main conference hall in Dubai.
Read MoreJust Stop Oil activist jailed for six months for taking part in slow march
Stephen Gingell, 57, thought to be first to receive prison sentence under new Public Order Act A climate activist has been jailed for six months after pleading guilty to taking part in a peaceful slow march protest on a London road.
Read MoreCop28 president says his firm will keep investing in oil
The president of the Cop28 climate summit will continue with his oil company’s record investment in oil and gas prod
Read MoreCop28 has finally named fossil fuels as the climate problem. But do leaders have the will to act?
From the start, Cop28 appeared beyond the reach of satire.
Read MoreClimate groups begin legal actions against Rosebank North Sea oil project
Climate campaigners have launched two separate legal challenges to government plans to open a massive new oilfield in the North Sea.
Read MoreUK to introduce carbon tax on steel imports from 2027
Imported raw materials such as steel and cement will incur a new carbon tax from 2027 under UK plans designed to support domestic producers and reduce emissions, but the government is facing criticism for not moving fast enough.
Read MoreThousands of Oil and Gas Wastewater Spills Threaten Property, Groundwater, Wildlife and Livestock Across Texas
In the early 2000s, the city of Midland, Texas, detected contaminated well water on its T-Bar Ranch property, which it purchased as a source of drinking water back in 1965. The pollution was eventually traced to a spill of produced water, a byproduct of oil and gas drilling.
Read MoreRich countries are in Debt Default
COP28 traps and blind spots Climate finance requires a minimum of $2.4 trillion of transformative grant-based investment and transfer of technology for climate
Read MoreOpinion: Africa can become the world’s green manufacturing powerhouse
As the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, I lead a country of more than 200 million pe
Read MoreHow Coal Giant Colombia Is Trying to Wean Its Economy Off Fossil Fuels
Colombia has become the first major coal producer to join a group of nations calling for the
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