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US scientists provide new reality check on the combined stresses of global warming and the rising costs of water.

Short-lived greenhouse gases will continue to affect the oceans for centuries however much the world achieves by carbon cuts. We are going to live with this for a very long time.

Public Investment Can Bring Private Investment off the Sidelines - Now is the time for fiscal incentives for infrastructure investment

New research forecasts much colder weather in northern Europe if rising CO2 emissions continue to impact on the Atlantic ocean current.

A sharp increase in the predicted global number of EVs prompts Brazil to rev up its promotion of low-carbon biofuels.

Major US financial firm starts to divest itself of palm oil plantations in a move that it is hoped other investors will follow.

Soils face a global threat as population pressure, human development and swelling cities lead to mounting cropland loss.

The US seems to be experiencing more and worse tornado outbreaks – groups of twisters in quick succession. But climate change may not be the culprit.