The thick haze blanketing Singapore as wildfires rage in neighboring Indonesia is driving a surge in demand for air purifiers and face masks.

With the oil price soaring amid the Iran war, drivers increasingly chose electric cars over internal combustion engines from April to June this year

Nasa-funded project uses yeasts to turn plastics and other waste into edible proteins, fats and flavourings

Unusual heat this year may have melted ice and thawed bonds that hold glaciers in place – leading to catastrophe

The US and Saudi Arabia want to scrap shipping's Net-Zero Framework and have swung behind a far less ambitious alternative

Australia’s biggest oil and gas company recorded a 27% increase in sales profit to $1.67bn in the six-month reporting period

UN data shows fewer media representatives have registered to attend the negotiations than in any year since the Covid-19 pandemic

Discover climate summits, forums, workshops, and more during London Climate Action Week — a city-wide celebration of climate action and awareness.

Norway's Morrow Batteries set out to challenge Chinese producers, but a cash crunch forced it to file for bankruptcy

The government gave only a brief explanation for its change of heart on the climate summit, saying it had reviewed its commitments for 2028

Scientists and labour leaders are warning that cuts to Environment and Climate Change Canada could significantly impact the health and safety of Canadians as well as Canada's wildlife and environment.

Transport officials in Brussels and the UK seek to reassure the sustainable aviation fuel industry that blending mandates at airports are here to stay

US President Donald Trump and his allies want to weaken the IMO's Net-Zero Framework, but Pacific island countries say they have compromised enough

The multi-million pound project in Aberdeen was meant to be the future of clean public transportation.

'Zero Waste' is the personal project of Turkish First Lady Emine Erdogan and aims to cut emissions from landfills and waste disposal

Since the multinational sold its assets in Nigeria’s oil hub, data analysis for Climate Home News shows flaring has risen, harming locals and the climate

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Researcher Chris Aylett talks to Climate Home News about North Sea wind potential and who has the power in the US-Europe gas relationship

Saudi Arabia's NDC suggests the baseline for the 2040 target could be revised and meeting it will depend on revenues from continued oil exports

Countries are working on a “Mutirão” decision that will be at the heart of a Belém political package to drive forward multilateral climate action

A group of mainly oil-reliant nations wants to make it more difficult for the IMO's Net-Zero Framework to be adopted at London talks

The main component of cigarette filters is a plastic, cellulose acetate, and trillions of butts are discarded into the...

A string of hashtags has appeared on social media platforms using disinformation and promoting conspiracy theories about climate change. This analysis of interaction with these hashtags shows that the...

August is on track to be hottest on record, with temperatures hitting at least 110F (43C) nearly every day

UN talks ran into overtime, ending with a standoff over whether a treaty should include curbs on plastic production and the way forward unclear

The Oxford Climate Journalism Network works with a global community of reporters and editors across platforms and beats to improve the quality, understanding and impact of climate coverage around the ...

Crews are monitoring two areas but not actively firefighting unless they see flare-ups or hotspots.

Günther Thallinger, a board member at Allianz, one of the world's biggest insurers, says the climate crisis could make adaptation economically unviable.

“Ninguém disse que era fácil. Ninguém nunca falou que seria tão difícil.” Os versos da canção The Scientist, da banda britânica Coldplay, resumem bem o drama da COP30, a conferência do clima de Belém....

UN secretary-general urges governments to send a clear signal in their NDCs about the 'inevitable' shift away from fossil fuels

International Court of Justice rules that governments have a legal duty to prevent and repair damage to the climate system

The standard setter for corporate climate plans said accepting commitments from firms like Russian oil company Tatneft posed a "reputational risk"

Energy group experts left after draft guidance on global warming plans ‘did not reflect the industry view’

US president’s attempt to help his rightwing ally avoid jail has sparked wave of anger and given boost to rival Lula