
Davos 2015: world leaders still care more about economic competition than the environment
The elite offered no more than platitudes to the poor countries that will be most damaged by climate change

The elite offered no more than platitudes to the poor countries that will be most damaged by climate change

The carbon footprint of the UK’s 18 biggest airports has shrunk by three per cent since 2010, even though passenger numbers increased by five per cent over the same period.

The Mayor’s policies are probably causing more greenhouse gas emissions than he is saving.

2015 represents the best opportunity world leaders have had to date to secure a global climate deal.

New report states that investors need to be less risk- averse if they are to scale up the benefits of their funding.

Critics of Cameron’s environmental pledge should be reminded that the UK’s contribution is actually very small.

Climate change gained last minute status as a major global concern – but Ebola was off the table.

However its proposals for tougher regulation go nowhere near far enough.

UN warns of new deadline for climate change action It is extremely likely that rising sea levels, diminishing snow and ice and warmer oceans are the result of greenhouse gas emissions, according to a comprehensive new assessment released in Copenhagentest

One positive effect of today’s European deal is that it should be more difficult for MPs to deflect attention onto the faceless bogie-man that is ‘Brussels’.