Finance ministries and investors that address climate and air quality as separate issues are leaving 'trillions on the table', UNEP and CCAC study warns
Land and ocean carbon sinks are under pressure, but carbon pricing mechanisms are struggling to protect them, Wood Mackenzie warns
New report argues heat risks and the policies and investments required to combat them are now well understood, but ‘delivery is absent’
Sewage pumped into England's bathing waters for more than 2,000 hours over the summer, Surfers Against Sewage finds
Politicians, business leaders, economists, and climate campaigners offer their take on UNEP's report warning the world is now all but certain to 'overshoot' the 1.5C global warming threshold
UNEP sets out 'best-case' scenario of 1.8C for global average temperature rise, but maintains world can still limit, adapt to, and eventually reduce warming to or below 1.5C threshold in future
Increase in severity of storms, floods, wildfires and more - as well as rising property values and insurance costs - spurs surge in modelled losses from natural catastrophes in a given year, according to Verisk
Campaign group delivers open letter signed by almost 30,000 people to Prime Minister Andy Burnham
With the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz entering its seventh month, campaigners have highlighted how reliance on fossil fuels is driving inflation right across the global economy
Survey details how 96 per cent of project management professionals saw projects disrupted by extreme heat this summer