Climate Breakdown

The spring statement must include no support for new oil and gas developments, say UK religious leaders.

Exposing the international failure to investigate, let alone treat, climate-related mental health issues in the Global South.

Invasion of Ukraine by Russian military threatens vital research into earth’s largest carbon sinks.

Protesters at the Bafta film awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London chanted 'just stop oil' and banged drums.

A Fossil Fuel Treaty can take the heat out of war and build the grounds for peace.

The Tyre Extinguishers took action against 'hundreds' of gas-guzzling SUVs to make it 'impossible' to own one in a city.

The latest IPPC report from Working Group II confirms drastic reductions in carbon emissions are needed immediately to prevent climate breakdown.

Global ads for cars and flights responsible for up to twice as much CO2 as Spain, new research suggests.

The best approach to reducing consumers’ exposure to volatile prices is to cut demand for fossil fuels, confirms official Climate Change Committee.

A move to rail, low-emissions ferries, domestic tourism, aviation research and new cleaner fuels could create 340,000 jobs.

The climate crisis - and the inaction of world leaders - is having a very real impact on the mental health of people, young and old. (Trigger warning: suicide).

The facts of climate breakdown are scientifically established - so don't get lost in BBC Radio Four's latest Moral Maze.

Climate breakdown represents an opportunity for ecofascists around the world. The rise of nationalism in India shows how this is playing out today.

Beyond Borders, a film by the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), profiles the people behind the climate statistics - from the Arctic to Bangladesh.

New research suggests strategies such as green roofs and vegetated parks will not be able to mitigate heat waves and flooding at the same time.