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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

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The authors of this paper investigate how methods used to model perceptions and measure resilience can help decision-makers create inclusive and proactive flood resilience strategies for communities. Read more

The gushing responses from the some members of the British science community over the past week may have led you... Read more

Chantal’s current focus is enabling financial actors to finance and contribute to a just and inclusive transition for South Africa.... Read more

‘More than 100 countries, including those responsible for over 80 per cent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, have pledged... Read more

In investigating how national development policy might have negative effects on human health through altering local ecology, this paper assesses how a policy change in the Philippines that favoured the gold mining sector has impacted on cases of malaria. Read more

This paper shows that the Clean Air Act in the United States substantially reduced air pollution in regulated regions in recent years, but that accounting for pre-existing trends is vital to obtaining accurate estimates. Read more

To deepen understanding of climate litigation against private sector actors, Catherine Higham and Honor Kerry analyse climate cases filed in 2021 against companies in different sectors and consider what the future holds. Read more

British consumers are facing a cost of energy crisis, and some ideological extremists are trying to exploit the hardship and misery with misinformation and propaganda about climate policies. Bob Ward dispels the four most common myths being propagated by opponents of net zero. Read more