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A climate change report produced by the UK Health Security Agency spells out dire consequences including food shortages and more heat related deaths

Members of Extinction Rebellion's Italian branch hoisted a banner calling out world leaders for the lack of progress at COP28 - the 28th meeting of the UN Climate Change conference in Dubai

The Prime Minister held only a small session with political journalists, meanwhile, those of us who report day-to-day on the environment were excluded

In the summer months, Death Valley endures an average daily high of around 45C and night-time offers little relief, dipping only slightly into the low 30s

The Mirror is working with the University of Leeds to understand how people can better communicate around one of the biggest issues faced by humanity; climate change

The charity's founder stated the BBC star had become 'too political' and since they hadn't been able to contact him, he was removed him from the website after dividing members

Today’s session of the COP 28 summit in Dubai will hear of the critical role the ocean animals play in capturing and storing carbon in the fight against climate change

The Wildlife Conservation Authority of the Amur region in Russia's Far East has warned that some bears cannot enter hibernation as climate change causes temperatures to be above average

It is possible to fly from Bristol Airport to Paris-Le Bourget Airport in France on a private jet for less than £250 per person if you take advantage of empty-legs

The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Before problems began, 38 ships passed through the canal each day - but now only 24 are allowed to pass through daily

The Doomsday Clock, set by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, represents how close humanity is to self-destruction by warning how many metaphorical "minutes to midnight" humanity has left

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It comes as a third of Brits worry about water shortages in the next five years - but almost three in 10 don't think about the environmental impact of their own water usage

The former secretary of state is busy arguing that no new coal-fired power plants should be permitted anywhere in the world - but a farting noise can be heard during his impassioned speech

Every property in the study hit at least 25C, the maximum safe indoor temperature for London, as recommended by the World Health Organization

Trade body UK Steel has published a major report calling for millions of tonnes of scrap steel to stay in the UK where it can be used boost the fight against climate change

Although some hospitals can be adapted to face the effects of extreme weather events such as hurricanes, severe storms, flooding and forest fires, many will have to be moved at great expense. But limiting global heating to 1.8C would half the damage compared to a high emissions scenario

Nicola Bayless lives only 50ft from the edge of a cliff in Norfolk. After a very stormy few months in the UK, she fears coastal erosion could sink her home before Christmas day

Chair of Yorkshire Water Vanda Murray is paid more than £200,000 a year and owns a mansion with four toilets and a steam room, and still warns that customers may face 'shortages'

The King told Cop28 that 'our economy and survivability will be imperilled' without drastic change

Labour leader Keir Starmer used a trip to the COP28 climate summit in Dubai to pledge to put Britain 'back on the world stage' if he becomes Prime Minister next year

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak declined to say whether he thinks King Charles is racist, citing a longstanding convention not to comment on the Royal Family - but praised the monarch ahead of the COP28 summit

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was branded petulant after cancelling a meeting with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in a bizarre spat over the Elgin Marbles, but claims he is still more statesmanlike than Keir Starmer

The ongoing Covid inquiry has shone a light on a squalid administration more interested in burying negative headlines than keeping people safe during a disastrous pandemic

Rishi Sunak will meet with world leaders in Dubai at the Cop28 summit to discuss climate change and the Gaza crisis - but will have Keir Starmer breathing down the neck