A government minister with responsibility for fracking suggested in a private meeting that the innovative gas drilling process could cause houses' walls to shake, it is reported.

Review of 61 accounts concludes that personal disputes and wider civil conflicts increase significantly with weather changes

Senior minister from the collection of low-lying coral atolls in the north Pacific says the end of this century will spell 'the end of my country and many others like it'

The cost of meeting the Government's climate change commitments means all households can expect big price increases, MPs said

Calculations from Canadian and US scientists show runaway greenhouse effect is realistic possibility

Trust in the energy market is being undermined by a lack of transparency about how companies make their profits, MPs have warned.

British intelligence service advertises post, but warns 'we can't tell you much about the job. We can't give exact locations'

An influential cross-party group of MPs has challenged David Cameron to return to the Arctic, accusing his government of being dangerously complacent about oil exploration in the region.

The radio station will be powered entirely by bicycles and biofuel for Energy Day in September

There are large uncertainties in the $60tn figure

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

Britain is at a crossroads. It needs the radical and thought-through responses which expertise from humanities and social science can provide

Study part-funded by the CIA to investigate national security implications of geoengineering