Climate, ecology, sustainability, biodiversity, and energy transition.
As Europe experiences warming at double the global average, the continent's response to climate change appears insufficient. Urgent action is needed to address these contradictions.
A recent study highlights that merely identifying climate risks is insufficient for effective action. Researchers emphasize the importance of evaluative governance in tackling these challenges.
Research from Rice University suggests that climate variability may influence the risk of armed conflict, but the effects are complex and vary by region.
Fernando Alonso has reportedly purchased a one-off Pagani Zonda, featuring exposed carbon and green flake, as he navigates a challenging season with Aston Martin.
Experts express concern that proposed changes to carbon markets may exacerbate climate issues if essential protections are not maintained.
Antarctica has long appeared to resist the effects of global warming, but recent findings suggest that hidden ocean heat is now influencing sea ice levels.
A recent global report indicates that while there are some advancements in sustainability within the chocolate industry, many retailers continue to lack transparency in their cocoa supply chains.
An electric car club in the East Midlands is aiding residents and reducing emissions, yet its reliance on volunteers highlights broader challenges in achieving climate targets.
As heat-related deaths increase across Europe, Spain's climate shelters emerge as vital urban strategies. However, the rest of Europe seems to be falling behind in this critical initiative.
The mountain bongo, known as the 'ghost of the forest' for its elusive nature, has been reintroduced into the wild by conservationists in Kenya.
A new radar-based technique developed by scientists from Trinity and the Technical University of Denmark may significantly improve the identification and tracking of vital pollinators, addressing a crucial need in conservation.
Innovative research is underway to explore how the ocean can play a crucial role in combating climate change, with scientists developing new tools and methods.
Experts warn that proposed changes by a Trump-appointed panel could significantly hinder FEMA's ability to manage disaster responses during increasing extreme weather events.
A new single-atom platinum catalyst enables ammonia to produce high-grade, carbon-free heat, potentially transforming the steel, cement, and chemicals sectors.
Seasonal models indicate that a significant El Niño climate pattern may be developing, potentially leading to unprecedented extreme weather events.
French start-ups and researchers are exploring innovative methods to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, presenting both opportunities and significant hurdles.
Researchers are leveraging repurposed medical devices to analyze microscopic samples, offering new insights into historical climate shifts and their implications for the future.
Mansory's new Cullinan features an eye-catching orange Spirit of Ecstasy and distinctive aero discs, continuing the brand's trend of audacious modifications to Rolls-Royce vehicles.
Despite strong public backing for climate initiatives, action remains stalled. This editorial examines how the global economy and its inequalities contribute to this inaction.
This week’s DeBriefed highlights significant climate-related updates, including potential fossil-fuel exemptions by the EU and substantial savings from wind and solar energy in the UK.