After speculation and conflicting pressures, prime minister will attend climate summit next month

UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights and Environment, David Boyd, said: 'Today's trickle of migrants will become a tidal wave'

Colombian Environment Minister Susana Muhamad said her country is reducing fossil fuels and deforestation, but global economics don't support climate action.

Birdsville sets new high as BoM forecasts more record hot weather, with heatwave warnings in place in some states

As Democrats reflect on the 2024 election, talking about the "planetary emergency" is out, and "cheap energy" is in.

Bleak report finds greenhouse gas emissions are still rising despite ‘exponential’ growth of renewables

Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment is a new book from Brown University’s global Climate Social Science Network, for which a team of more than 100 scholars explored who’s blocking action on climate change and how they’re doing it. John Cook - founder of Skeptical Science and senior research fellow with the Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change at the University of Melbourne - co-authored chapter 7 in the book titled 'Understanding the Political and Psychological Roots of Climate Misinformation and Its Impact on Public Opinion'. The book is available open access for download from the Climate Social Science Network.

Applications are open until October 31 to receive funding to attend major Indigenous gatherings in New York and Geneva next year.

Data analysis found higher than average migration growth to the US from areas in Guatemala, Bangladesh and Senegal hit by repeated climate disasters

‘The objectives of the Paris agreement are slipping further out of reach,’ say researchers from LSE

Amazon Web Services outage that took Snapchat and others offline also affected internet-enabled beds

The easiest way to help your kids to get daily exercise is to help your kids to walk or bike to school. Here are some tips to get started!

In an era when screens and sedentary activities dominate children's lives, the simple act of riding a bicycle to school can offer benefits

Today’s unthinkable ideas can reshape our neighborhoods for the better.

There’s a way for departments of transportation to take advantage of induced demand.

Civilizations advance when we ask the big "What If" questions that sometimes fall outside of the mainstream.