Bob Ward: The Environment Agency has warned the UK to expect more floods but its advice seems to be falling... Read more
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Nation has cause to be angry Unfortunately, Sean O’Grady’s perception of rioting Greeks as “a spoilt child’s tantrums” (22 June)... Read more
Bob Ward: The Daily Mail and General Trust is reducing emissions while the paper continues to publish the views of... Read more
While President Obama’s personal leadership on climate change is extremely welcome, the measures he outlined are simply not sufficient given... Read more
Climate change is a real and significant threat to human welfare, particularly in the poorest parts of the world. While... Read more
The UK government’s net-zero commitment assumes the use of bio-energy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) and direct air carbon... Read more
With the High Court in London ruling in July 2022 that the UK Government is in breach of its climate obligations, Catherine Higham and Joana Setzer discuss the judgment and explain the implications for climate action in the UK and beyond. Read more
Containing global temperature rise to well below 2°C would require keeping a large proportion of existing fossil fuel reserves in the ground. This would result in fossil fuel resources that cannot be burned and fossil fuel infrastructure that is no longer used – these are known as ‘stranded assets’. Read more
Hendrik Wolff is Professor of Environmental Economics in the Department of Geography and Environment at the London School of Economics... Read more
Because most countries, institutions, companies and individuals will continue to generate greenhouse gas emissions through their activities even as the world decarbonises, many compensate for these ‘residual’ emissions by purchasing carbon credits – commonly known as ‘offsetting’ emissions. Read more
