People in this area of China are more at risk from rising temperatures than anywhere else on Earth
The North China Plain, home to 400 million people, is set to suffer intense - and deadly - heatwaves.
We've used a full year's worth of Earth's resources already
Earth Overshoot Day marks the point in which we have used a year's worth of the planet's resources.
Climate change is threatening to shift the balance of power in Asia-Pacific
Climate change in Asia-Pacific will impact many security issues. And implementing solutions may create a more multipolar region, writes Shiloh Fetzek, of the International Institute for S...
This is how rising temperatures will change our lives and our planet
Experts are warning that we can expect higher temperatures and more frequent heatwaves.
Rising temperatures could have a worrying impact on suicide rates
New research suggests an additional 21,000 suicides could happen in the US and Mexico by 2050.
This is how satellites can help us to document our changing world
As the world's weather becomes more extreme, our eyes in the sky may provide us with the only insight.
Scientists peer into the heart of hurricanes to improve intensity forecast
Tracking hurricanes could save lives and prepare communities.
The Arctic is burning
A heat wave is bringing unusually hot and dry conditions, fuelling wildfires within the Arctic Circle.
The internet is at risk from rising sea levels
Infrastructure, such as undersea cables, that is vital for global connectivity is likely to be at risk from rising sea levels, according to a new study.
Rising temperatures are putting over a billion people at risk
With temperature records being broken across the world, more and more people are relying on air conditioning to keep them cool, taking a toll on the environment.
Artificial islands, robo-ships, sleepless soldiers. Is this the future of the Arctic?
As climate change opens up access to trade routes and resources in the Arctic, it's time to consider whether emerging technology will exacerbate and solve conflict near the North pole
Climate change will force us to redefine economic growth
Economic development and environmental responsibility don't need to be at odds. We can build a new form of growth.