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We’re using more and more raw materials to build the world anew: our demands will almost have doubled by 2060. That’s bad news for the climate.

Droughts, fires, wind and insects are putting increased stress on our forests – and they are all influenced by climate change

By 2050, human beings will have added enough carbon dioxide to the atmosphere to melt all the Arctic's sea ice, research predicts.

New research shows that Greenland has been losing billions more tonnes of ice than thought – and gaining height as bedrock rises under less weight.

Analysis confirms 15 consecutive months of record-breaking heat

The “elephants” of Greenland and Antarctica are on the move, flexing their big bodies, and getting ready to go for a swim in the ocean. We have time to begin adapting to the new reality,

Climate disasters like heat-waves or droughts enhance the risk of armed conflicts in countries with high ethnic diversity

Canadian scientists show that unregulated exploitation of fossil fuels could lead to dramatic rises in temperature more than double the levels previously feared.