Scotland sets renewable energy record for wind power
In the first six months of 2017 enough power was generated to supply more than all of Scotland's national demand for six days
In the first six months of 2017 enough power was generated to supply more than all of Scotland's national demand for six days
President favours silence over science and is more interested in collecting royalty cheques from fossil fuel companies than reversing ozone damage
Change of diet could reduce methane emissions by 99%, researchers claim
As the world warms, methane trapped underneath the frozen tundra could be released, increasing the rate of warming in a vicious circle
'Applications continue to come in every hour,' says French official
The investment giant argues that global temperatures are set to rise by more than 4 degrees above pre-Industrial Revolution levels, way above what was agreed in 2015 by world leaders in Paris
There's a compelling reason scientists think we've never found aliens
Renewable energy will be the cheapest form of power in almost every country by 2020, analysts claim
The US president understands 'the link that exists between global warming and terrorism', according to his French counterpart
Environment Secretary says he is in 'listening mode' and wants to hear people's 'concerns and hopes' for the natural world in post-Brexit Britain
'The UK can't possibly be left answering ‘two degrees’ to a question about how we plan to ... tackle climate change,' says WWF
The break-up of the Ross Ice Shelf, which is about the size of France, could have serious consequences for the planet
An article attempting to describe global warming's worst-case scenario is attacked for painting an 'overly bleak picture by overstating some of the science'
The most polluting investor-owned companies on the list are ExxonMobil, Shell, BP and Chevron
Forecasters warn it could be deadly for the elderly, children and outdoor workers
The US President was out of step with almost everyone and didn't seem to care
Officials said the issue was later raised by the PM informally outside the meeting