Tessa Hadley on climate loss: At bedtime, I realise there aren’t as many insects in the night-time invasion
In autumn now, brushing through bleached long grass, isn’t the raised cloud of dust-coloured living things sadly diminished?
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Richard Flanagan on climate loss: Tasmanian tigers are lost to us now – and the rainforests they roamed could go the same way
Just enough remains in Tasmania to remind me that we live in the great autumn of things.
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Ai Weiwei on climate loss: Leaving Beijing was not just a political choice – I was a climate refugee
In the 1970s Beijing was like other cities in China. There were no private cars, and bicycles formed a matrix…
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Leader: The world is all we have
No country can escape the consequences of an overheating planet; if temperatures rise by 2°C-2.6°C, global GDP could fall by…
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The battle over burning: why Drax is being accused of “greenwashing”
The UK power station Drax has been lauded for ditching coal in favour of biomass, but lawyers are questioning its…
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Xie Zhenhua: can China’s climate envoy make a difference at Cop26?
The highly regarded veteran of China’s climate team embodies an important and rare openness to the world.
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Vladimir Putin won’t attend Cop26, yet Russia has little choice but to engage with climate action
A rapidly changing domestic climate and diplomatic pressure is pushing Russia towards the environmental club.
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How Cop26 has triggered a new assault by climate sceptics
The populist attack on net-zero economics is a threat to all those who want a greener planet.
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