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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The Brexiteer brigade are bored and now they’re coming for net zero
Without the EU for an enemy, Nigel Farage and the right-wing media have set their sights on 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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Will Rishi Sunak abandon net zero in a bid for the Tory leadership?
The UK Chancellor would be wise to ignore anti-green campaigners if he wants to become the next prime minister.
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Are companies tricking us with their net-zero claims?
Businesses are good at claiming climate action but greenwashing shouldn't be part of their playbook.
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Big Oil is living on borrowed time
Oil majors' profits amid the climate crisis seem like a sick joke, but if they don't invest wisely the joke…
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Richard Curtis: “if the future is rotten, a few extra quid is not going to help you”
The screenwriter and film director explains why the key to sustainable investment lies with pension funds.
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Climate protesters are getting ready for a year to remember
Attempted crackdowns have united human rights and environmental campaigners — and now they feel stronger than ever.
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