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Cities' sustainability efforts may be undermined by urban destruction of forested carbon sinks.

Following the vote to leave the EU, the UK’s energy and climate change policy faces major changes – not least in relation to the nuclear power industry.

Energy is the main contributor to air pollution that kills millions each year, but a 7% increase in energy investment could cut death toll significantly, says new IEA report

Researchers calculate the huge environmental and economic benefits to taxpayers of the trees that line many streets in California’s cities and suburbs.

Scientists warn that plant breeders will need to accelerate development schedules if they are to ensure the ever-growing population can be fed as global temperatures rise.

Controlled implosion of fossil industries and explosive renewables development can deliver on Paris

Research shows that the effects of extreme heat and weather events on production of raw materials has far-reaching and costly financial implications.

Canada is adjusting to the fall in commodity prices, but more is needed to boost productivity and reduce risks