Around 10 per cent of the world's population live in coastal zones at risk from rising sea levels. So what can be done?

The Glasgow 2020 event could be key to the fight against climate change—but the UK needs to make sure it does its part

Global warming is not the kind of phenomenon that the human mind has evolved to regard as a clear and present threat

Is growth the source of our climate crisis or the means to fixing it? Two contributors go head-to-head

Language isn't everything but finding the right vocabulary is important

On climate we have grown used to inaction. Should we look to markets or farming reform to unlock the discussion?

If food waste were a country, it would have the third highest carbon footprint behind China and the US

Blue can still go green—with the help of the market

Let's commit with renewed vigour to European action on global warming

Lithium—the crucial ingredient in the world’s best batteries—could help us kick the oil addiction. Jay Elwes descended down a dark tunnel in the countryside to find out more