There are large uncertainties in the $60tn figure

New weather phenomenon sees gigantic volumes of water vapour transported through the air

Total emissions have fallen in the UK, but not for the right reason

Temperatures still expected to reach predicted 2015 levels with only a five-year delay after 12 of the 14 hottest years on record

Humanity is currently on course to double or even triple the carbon dioxide content of the Earth’s atmosphere by the end of this century.

Setback for Britain’s carbon emissions targets as ministers choose cheap alternative to gas to meet energy demand

Can Fiat's classic 500 retain its charm as an MPV?

The Thames Estuary construction will generate enough energy to power most homes in Kent

Both the northern and southern hemispheres experienced the warmest temperatures for both land and sea

'Family planning has never been Fiat’s strong suit'

Putting anyone who has woken up at night to polish off the remaining goodies in their fridge to shame, new research shows that plants use maths to stave off hunger until the morning.

Tim Yeo, who tabled the amendment, left disappointed, but said high level of support would make it harder for coalition to "water down" targets on renewable energy in future

Chair of the cross-party Energy and Climate Change Committee issues warning ahead of vote on 2030 deadline for 'decarbonised' electrity supply

In the next decade, a quarter of Britain's power supply will be switched off for good. This week MPs will vote on the Government's Energy Bill, which will determine what we replace it with. To tackle soaring energy bills, improve energy security and stop dangerous climate change, we must decarbonise the power sector by 2030.