Boris Johnson will only have himself to blame if Cop26 is a failure
The Prime Minister is the polar opposite of a statesman. He scarcely knows the meaning of the word diplomacy.
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The latest insights into environment, energy and climate change policy
The Prime Minister is the polar opposite of a statesman. He scarcely knows the meaning of the word diplomacy.
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The ocean has life-giving power. Is systems thinking the key to protecting it?
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While ministers have floundered, it is the people that have been demanding better.
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Oil provides 90 per cent of Iraq’s revenue. Even as farmland dries up, fractured governance makes reform seem almost impossible.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is seen as the key obstacle to any agreement on phasing out coal.
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The Prime Minister insists there are “no compelling excuses” for delaying climate action as the G20 ends in Rome.
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Net-zero emissions by mid-century is a catchy concept, but it won’t be enough without tough interim targets.
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Right-wing interests present eco-anxiety as a middle-class issue, but lower income groups will suffer most from climate impacts.
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