What are green jobs? 5 questions answered about clean energy careers
The US Inflation Reduction Act will also work to tackle climate change, including, according to US President Joe Biden, the creation of 'clean energy jobs'. But what are they?
What To Know: Floods In Pakistan
Due to flash floods triggered by a ‘monster monsoon’, more than 1,100 people have died in Pakistan
California To Ban Sale Of Petrol-Only Cars By 2035
35% of new vehicles sold must be electric, hybrid or hydrogen-powered by 2026, the state says
Vegetables are changing shape because of the climate crisis
Throwing away fruit and vegetables simply because they aren’t the perfect size or shape also contributes to a global mountain of food waste. Here's how!
World's largest offshore wind farm and other environment stories to read this week
Top climate change and environment stories: Triple dip La Nina; Low rate of flood insurance could spell disaster; World's largest offshore wind farm now fully operational.
Carbon offsets - how do they work, and who sets the rules?
Carbon offsets should channel funds from polluting actives to emission reductions schemes - but do they work?. A rule-setter and a forest manager explain.
Carbon offsets - how do they work, and who sets the rules?
What are carbon offsets? An experts explains the pros and cons, and we hear from a tropical forest selling credits to fund sustainable land management.
Seville Replicates Ancient Canal System To Fight Heatwaves
The underground tunnel systems are called qanats, originally developed more than 2,000 years ago in Persia.
What To Know: Shifting Baseline Syndrome
The researchers say this trend could reduce public pressure for climate policies because we don’t realise how stark the change is over the long term.
How are the world's biggest emitters cutting down? 5 climate change stories to read this week
From Germany's innovative €9 public transport scheme to the US aiming to plant one billion trees, here are some of this week's top climate change stories.
Arctic lakes are doing a vanishing act - why?
Global warming is accelerating permafrost thawing, causing Arctic lakes to drain, endangering the lives of species and communities dependent on these vital freshwater sources.
Electric vehicles have been around longer than you think
As early as 1881, battery-operated buses were used in Paris. With the threat of climate change, Electric vehicles are finally overcoming the fossil-fuel-powered car.