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Rather than taking up the mantle of "climate leadership", China is walking a mundane path to global transformation.

As the planet warms, scientists are preparing for the spread of new and potentially lethal diseases.

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A four-part series on the global rush for critical minerals and what it means for the North American continent and beyond.

Our Editor Adrienne Buller speaks to Laleh Khalili about the US-Israeli war on Iran, the political economy of oil and the decline of US hegemony.

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Canada is fast-tracking critical mineral mining while U.S. Pentagon funding and ownership stakes quietly redirect those minerals toward American weapons production.

On the invention of the environment and the slow violence of the respiratory economy.

Last night, after more than 100 days since the US and Israel went to war against Iran, the US and Iran reached a partial framework for peace. When the war began at the end of February, it was all but ...

Reflections on scorching temperatures, denial and adapting to a new world. Plus, analysis of the separatist movement in Alberta, Canada.

Reflections on scorching temperatures, denial and adapting to a new world. Plus, analysis of the separatist movement in Alberta, Canada.

Temperature of 35.7C recorded in Surrey, beating previous record of 35.6C, while France records hottest day nationally

Last month the UK was hit by a record-breaking heatwave, part of a wider climate event that affected much of Europe, whilst a subsequent and

Sharon Graham is urged to withdraw her claim that the energy secretary would cost jobs if he became chancellor

The nuclear power plant at Golfech, located in the southwest of France, was shut down on Monday evening due to 'environmental constraints' related to the heatwave, according to a spokesperson for the ...

Regulations will target commodities such as palm oil and cocoa in everyday goods to clean up corporate supply chains and show Britain is ‘leading by example’

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Leftwing opponent alleges vote count irregularities after Trump-endorsed lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella secures narrow majority

The once-fringe dream of Albertan independence has gained new prominence, forcing Canada to confront the political and economic power of fossil fuels.