All news on the topic: Climate change

Last year's unveiling of Doomsday Clock - which represents how near we are to apocalypse - saw it tick the closest to midnight than it's ever been, so what does the 2024 ceremony hold in store for humanity?

The solar and electric vehicle industries have been heavily impacted by forced labour in the region

Scientists say the Doomsday Clock is the closest it's ever been to midnight, which spells the 'end of the world' but critics say its concept is nothing but a PR stunt and it needs to be scrapped

Today we will find out how close the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists believes us to be to human-made catastrophe. Will it be worse than 2024 - when the Bulletin said we were closer to disaster than ever?

Valencia in east Spain took over as European Green Capital from Tallinn, Estonia in a ceremony last week, kickstarting more than 400 sustainable events across 2024

Researchers traced the route taken by a female woolly mammoth and discovered hunters followed the creature across several countries along its 1,000km grazing route

Firefly Green Fuels, a Gloucestershire based company, wants to start turning human sewage into sustainable jet fuel which would be far greener than the kerosene currently used

Campaigners have blasted the Government for failing to meet the vast majority of its own targets to protect the environment - several of which are legally binding

Winterwatch presenter Chris Packham has been allocated a personal bodyguard for the filming of his latest BBC series following several threats that warn of harming the star

Climate change campaigner Chris Packham has told how they aren’t taking any chances after 'specific threats' against him and have given him a bodyguard

The resolution, led by Dutch activist group Follow This, has been backed 27 institutions, including Nest, Rathbones, Brunel Pension Partnership and Amundi

The new fee will be charged to all tourists visiting Greece from March to October, and will be based on the official rating of the accommodation they are staying in

According to the worrying research, produced by London's Benfield Hazard Research Centre, many cities would be submerged underwater if all the Earth's ice melted today

A tech start-up hopes to halve the drinks industry's carbon footprint by using carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to make a vodka-like spirit that could be on the shelves in the UK in just three years

As Killing Eve star Jodie has not had kids she immersed herself in the role by watching birthing videos and spent hours wearing prosthetic bellies as she was determined to be as realistic as possible

According to location technology company, journeys of 6.2 miles in London took an average of 37 minutes and 20 seconds last year. This was one minute more than in 2022, and the longest among 387 cities in 55 countries.

Diseases that were once thought to be eradicated are making a comeback in the US and beyond with experts warning about the return of illnesses like leprosy and syphilis.

The Korowai people of Papua, Indonesia, are thought to be one of the last known societies to practice cannibalism, eating the bodies of those killed by evil spirits to 'protect them from further harm'

The tournament takes place in Ivory Coast over the next month - and its sponsorship by TotalEnergies is in the spotlight due to the French company's behaviour on the continent

Madonna di Campiglio in Italy, Chamonix in France and St. Moritz in Switzerland are some of the European ski resorts facing uncertain futures thanks to climate change

Former Conservative MP Chris Skidmore said he will work with Labour on Net Zero and refused to encourage voters to vote for the Tories in the upcoming by-election in Kingswood

Former Tory Cabinet minister and ex-COP26 President Alok Sharma, who is still a sitting Conservative MP, is receiving £50,000 every three months for 48 hours work

Pensioner Audrey Elliott was looking forward to spending time with her nephew from Las Vegas only for her home in River Thames in the Berkshire village of Wraysbury to be surrounded by flood water

Despite his best efforts, Rishi Sunak has started to develop an unfortunate reputation for being thin-skinned and tetchy when grilled over Government failings

A heroic passerby risked their life to save a three-year-old and a driver, rescuing them from a car sinking into flood water as Storm Henk battered Britain, bringing extreme winds and rain