All news on the topic: Climate change

Several longnose lancetfish have been discovered washed up on a beach in Oregon, USA, leading to investigations by experts to find why they left their usual home 3,300ft under water

It is a difficult challenge. One Charles must rise to - because the monarchy is sewn into the fabric of the country. For good or ill, it makes us who we are. The light in the darkness, a fixed point for the nation

These are not the profits of enterprise, endeavour and innovation – they are the spoils of Vladimir Putin’s illegal war in Ukraine, which has sent energy prices soaring

Both employers and workers have spotted a gap in the job market when it comes to 'green' skills - despite 57% of business leaders considering such skills important

Premier League stadiums are situated in some of the UK's worst-polluted areas, increasing players' risk of developing conditions like asthma, respiratory problems and cancer

Paris Hilton's Met Gala debut was delayed as protestors stood in front of her vehicle stopping her from entering

The Coronation could have been a chance for the Royals to appeal to the younger generations, says Darren Lewis, but the invitation to swear allegiance shows The Firm is still stuck in the past

The government has woefully misjudged the determination of NHS nurses in England as well as the depth of public support for NHS workers, who did not want to take strike action

Households in these areas are at high risk due to a lack of flood defences and their location, with economic and social deprivation also often being a factor in affected areas

Rivers in the Horn of Africa are usually in full flow, but a devastating drought caused primarily by climate change has left villagers without water for drinking, cooking and washing - and killed off crops and livestock

At this time of the year the River Baragoi is usually in full flow and the villagers have had no problem using water for drinking, cooking and washing - not any more

Plantlife’s No Mow May campaign encourages people to invite wildlife into their gardens and cut pollution by locking up the mower for at least a month

The tragedy has been described as the world’s forgotten famine - there must be international action before it is too late

Around 120 million people in northern Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, South Sudan and Sudan are struggling without the food they need to survive

The Mirror spoke to families desperately trying to survive the sixth year without a rainy season - watching beloved children, siblings and parents die of starvation

Mirror gets access to the Thames Tideway Tunnel, which officials say it will be the solution to the river’s pollution problem by intercepting nasty spills

Just a matter of days ahead of King Charles' upcoming Coronation on May 6, the monarch reportedly dodged plans to have a terminal at Heathrow Airport named after himself

Forests across North Carolina and Massachusetts, US, are becoming filled with salt due to rising sea levels and creating eerie "ghost forests"

The government has scrapped plans for the UK's largest net zero town, which would have been located around five miles outside of Oxford, with the scrapping of the plans condemned as an eco own goal

Phoebe Plummer warned that Just Stop Oil will bring London to a halt with slow marches, carrying on 'day after day, week after week, month after month' until Tories act on their requests

Sunday Mirror columnist Rachael Bletchly says we should be alarmed at the development of artificial intelligence and stop ignoring its warning signs before it is too late

You might be unintentionally increasing you carbon footprint with these common fashion mistakes - just making small changes can help cut down on your waste and help the planet

Photographer said the pup didn’t stand a chance against predators as its mother could not offer any protection because warming temperatures meant there was not enough deep snow to dig a shelter

We have planted grasses in our garden and added a living roof, which brings butterflies, bees and birds. We love being outdoors as a family, watching the garden come to life

Glasgow University, UK Health Security Agency and UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology have been awarded £1.25million to better understand how climate change could increase the risks from mosquitos