Delay to COP26 must mean all parties can join and that progress is made in cutting emissions.
Coronavirus and the climate
There is no "good news" for the environment from the Coronavirus shutdown.
Whose Science Centre is it anyway ?
Richard examines the row over the venue which could play a key role at the UN climate talks in Glasgow.
Carbon pipe dreams
The new Climate Plan risks relying on a dodgy technology called BECCS - Bio-Energy with Carbon Capture & Storage
Is there a Climate Emergency in Glasgow or not ?
Glasgow has declared a Climate Emergency and will host this year’s UN climate talks but the city's pension fund invest millions in fossil fuels.
Methane and the fossil fuel industry
Scientists struggled to explain rising methane levels until a recent study identified the fossil fuel industry as the culprit.
COP26 drifting aimlessly
The UK Government's failure to appoint a President bodes ill for the Glasgow climate talks.
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Oceans and climate change
The oceans have been protecting us from climate change but the consequences of that protection come at a cost.
The planet’s laboured breathing
As the planet gasps, fires around the world are a warning of what may become the new normal. They must be a wake up call.
Can the law save the planet?
A very important legal case in the Netherlands shows the power of the law in protecting the planet.
Europe’s environmental crises
A hard-hitting official report reveals the depth of Europe's climate and nature crisis, and suggests much-needed ways forward.
Europe and the climate
The European Union is trying to regain the leadership it once had on climate change ambition by launching a Green Deal.