(Conversation recorded on September 16th, 2026) The El Niño now building in the tropical Pacific is unlike anything in the historical record, and it's arriving on top of decades of warming. Together, they could push global temperatures to roughly 1.8°C (3.2ºF) above pre-industrial levels next year,

My colleague Dr Dan Calverley and I recently provided a detailed expert report in a landmark case brought by ten Australians before the UN Human Rights

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Which governments are still recommending avoiding Long Covid by preventing COVID-19 infections, and why a lull in transmission may offer false reassurance.

Months-long grid connection delays and costs that up to six times higher than originally quoted are among a bevy of barriers stopping commercial and industrial sector from going solar, new report finds.

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) is often compared with other pandemics for its societal and global health impact, wi...

The grey (US: gray) literature is that written material which is not part of the "traditional" publishing model - unpublished, privately published or non-commercial writings. GreyLit can also include blogs and tweets and other such social media (SoMe) output. Blogs, tweets, Facebook posts can all be produced far more rapidly than any peer-reviewed literature. Last year I tweeted about having an accepted manuscript sitting with a publisher for over 19 weeks. That's pretty slow. GreyLit can be edited easily and can reach further because it is openly accessible to the public.

As important as it is to acknowledge progress, it is equally important to counter the disinformation that says we no longer need to worry about the climate future—whether that disinformation comes…

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Podcast Episode · Outrage + Optimism: The Climate Podcast · 30 April · 46min