October 29, 2025 Jonathan Watt The US’s super-rich are burning through carbon emissions at 4,000 times the speed of the world’s poorest 10%, according to an analysis provided to the Guardian. These billionaires and multimillionaires, who comprise the wealthiest 0.1% of the US population, are also running down our planet’s safe climate space at 183 times the rate of the global average. Almost 60% of billionaire investments are in ‘high climate-impact sectors’, such as mining o

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September 3, 2025 Kirsten Stade While recent heat waves were causing thousands of deaths , the Trump administration was busy dismantling...

September 3. 2025 By Catherine Goldberg  and Milan Vivanco No one was surprised when the United States withdrew  from the Paris Agreement...

August 20, 2025 The data was released in January but the bottom line is while nations of the world agreed in 2015 to reduce CO2, except...

August 17, 2025 Transnational Institute In 2025, there is one glaring security challenge facing everyone in the world – and that is the...

August 17, 2025 Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research Rainforest in Ecuador: functional biosphere integrity requires the plant...

August 8, 2025 UN News Service In this record-breaking July, heatwaves especially impacted Sweden and Finland, which experienced...

July 31, 2025 Jeff Masters We now live in the Pyrocene , a proposed new  geologic epoch of high wildfire activity brought about by...

July 30, 2025 Corina Heri On Wednesday, July 23, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Hague issued its long-awaited advisory...

July 23, 2025 By Damian Carrington  Guardian Environment editor Petrostates and well-funded lobbyists at UN-hosted talks are derailing a...

July 22, 2025 By Eoin Jackson The climate crisis is an “emergency,” which can only be “adequately addressed through urgent, effective,...

June 30, 2025 Steven Sherwood Professor of Atmospheric Sciences, Climate Change Research Centre, UNSW Sydney Benoit Meyssignac Associate...

June 29, 2025 The Guardian Negotiators doubt countries’ financial and environmental commitment as military and trade wars divert...

June 26, 2025 Nobel Women's Initiative Nobel Women’s Initiative is proud to announce the release of its official report on the April 2025...

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Pie-in-the-sky fantasies of carbon capture and geoengineering are a way for decision-makers to delay taking real action