Net Zero referendum: Paying for climate action mustn’t become a generation war
Brexit thrived on stoking divisions between old and young. Nigel Farage’s attempts to abandon climate action risk doing likewise.
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Death and destruction: the humanitarian crisis of climate change
The latest IPCC report makes it clear that there is nowhere to hide from the impacts of a warming world.
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Why the world needs to accelerate climate action, even in times of war
The new IPCC report is the bleakest yet as the world faces ever greater climate disasters.
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Will Russia’s war push back action on climate change?
If future geopolitical instability is to be contained, Ukraine’s acute crisis must not distract from the climate’s chronic threat.
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Net zero is the energy answer to Russian aggression
The halting of Nord Stream 2 should be a wake-up call for Europe: green energy, not gas, is the future.
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Horror of the high seas comes in rogue waves or the steady rise of storm surges
The destruction wrought on coasts by rising ocean levels will in the end be far more dramatic than the odd…
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Will the lights go out in Europe if Russia invades Ukraine?
Energy experts in Kyiv warn a full-scale invasion could push energy prices even higher and derail climate action.
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Tom Holland: why climate politics needs more hedgehogs
As an environmental culture war looms, the historian advocates for Edmund Burke's politics of the particular.
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