The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

Call for International Court of Justice to offer legal opinion on climate crisis follows campaign led by island Vanuatu.

Last week, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its Synthesis Report of the Sixth Assessment Report, delivering a sobering assessment of the state of our climate and the urgency of curbing emissions.

Climate change is still seen as a political/ideological issue, but three degrees of warming would have utterly catastrophic consequences.

MQDC has announced its mission to achieve “Nature Positive & Carbon Negative by 2050”, a key climate change goal under its founding commitment to develop projects and innovate to enhance the quality of life for all beings.

New oil and gas fields are not consistent with 1.5C of warming but the Government has just approved one and opened up applications for more.

The I ♥ NY logo was launched in the 1970s when New York City was at its grittiest and most dangerous. Since then graphic designer Milton Glaser’s creation has been emblazoned on every kind of souvenir imaginable, not to mention inspiring movies, clothing, graffiti and even food.

Record-shattering budget from oil and gas fuels a spending spree on everything except regulating oil and gas.

Read successive progress reports by the Climate Change Committee (CCC), the UK government’s statutory advisor on climate change, and you sense the growing frustration. Over the years, the CCC’s assessments of the government’s response to the climate crisis have become more critical, its recommendations more explicit and the tone more…

United Nations states, led by the small island of Vanuatu that has already weathered the damaging effects of climate change, have agreed to adopt a historic resolution Wednesday to request an opinion from the U.N.‘s highest court on how to strengthen countries’ legal obligations to curb warming and protect communities…

Comedians and comedy programs have started to find ways to speak to the climate crisis in their work but how can something so heavy create laughter?

The European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday began hearing cases against the governments of France and Switzerland over their alleged failings to protect the environment.