The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

Climate Action Secretary Gillian Martin will attend the UN event, which begins on November 10.

Sean Matthews, the Reform UK leader of Lincolnshire County Council, has said he’ll “lie down in front of bulldozers” to stop Britain’s largest solar farm being built in the county. He’s taking sides in a new rural culture war that pits green energy against the countryside’s traditional image of food…

Human-caused climate change is making major hurricanes like Melissa much stronger, faster and ultimately more life-threatening

Lobbying groups have been pushing for legislation that would allow landowners to kill more of these birds

Hurricane Melissa, one of the most powerful ever recorded, tore through the Caribbean, with scientists pointing to climate change as a key factor behind the storm’s intensity.

Experts estimate that Melissa was about 10 per cent stronger because of climate change.

Bill Gates argues that global efforts should prioritise fighting hunger and disease over strict climate targets, claiming this approach will save more lives and improve human welfare.

From bear attacks in Japan to escaped monkeys in Mississippi, experts say climate change and habitat loss are driving more dangerous animal encounters.

For many African communities, the climate crisis is not a future scenario – it is a daily emergency. Irreversible losses, destroyed homes, failed harvests, vanishing ecosystems and lack of access to clean water are already happening.

Climate change and the drought "threaten" Athens with water scarcity for the first time in 30 years. The emergency plan aims to avoid this.

UN says the money required to adapt to an increasing climate and extreme weather is 12 to 14 times greater than is available, and that gap is set to only widen has the impact of aid cuts continue to be felt