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Africans contribute the least to the climate crisis but suffer the most

Africans contribute the least to the climate crisis but suffer the most

Rebecca Herbert May 02, 2021

The UK creates clean energy systems at home, while shackling poorer nations with dirty fossil fuels – now is the....

Birthstrike: The People Refusing to Have Kids, Because of Climate Change

Birthstrike: The People Refusing to Have Kids, Because of Climate Change

George Scott June 08, 2019

Climate change is rapidly changing the environment we live in. But how far would you be willing to go to....

London's Ultra-Low Emission Zone: New Air Pollution Charge Starts

London's Ultra-Low Emission Zone: New Air Pollution Charge Starts

George Scott April 08, 2019

Sadiq Khan claims the scheme will improve London's air quality, which he says is responsible for thousands of premature deaths.

How Humans Are Saving the Environment in 2018

How Humans Are Saving the Environment in 2018

March 10, 2018

Humans in all fields are rising to the challenge to do their part in the fight against climate change.

Are Diesel Cars Always the Biggest Health Hazard?

Are Diesel Cars Always the Biggest Health Hazard?

January 21, 2018

Sales of diesel-powered cars fell dramatically last year, declining more than 17% compared with 2016.

How to Become the Most Eco-Friendly Driver

How to Become the Most Eco-Friendly Driver

October 11, 2017

Whatever vehicle you choose the way you drive it has a big impact on your fuel consumption and carbon footprint.

Weakness of Finkel Clean Energy Target for Paris Climate Goal, Analysis Shows

Weakness of Finkel Clean Energy Target for Paris Climate Goal, Analysis Shows

August 30, 2017

Target will transfer pressure to other sectors of the economy to reduce their emissions, research shows

Removing CO2 from the air required to safeguard children's future

Removing CO2 from the air required to safeguard children's future

July 26, 2017

Reducing greenhouse-gas emissions is not enough to limit global warming to a level that wouldn't risk young people's future