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Analysis of the science, politics and economics of the climate
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Latest stories
Green power needs more than just solar panels and wind turbines
Electricity grids themselves must be tweaked to cope
Explainer: How can India cope with heatwaves?
A billion people are suffering under extreme heat. That will only get worse
Can Brazil help with food shortages around the world?
In the first two months of this year it has exported more wheat than in the whole of 2021
Hawaii’s oil-dependent economy is being battered by Russia’s war
But rules protecting the Aloha State’s natural wealth hinder green projects
Lawsuits aimed at greenhouse-gas emissions are a growing trend
And better science could make them more precise
Big tech wants to bootstrap carbon removal into a big business
A consortium of technology firms is ploughing nearly $1bn into a clever market mechanism
Politics
In chilly parts of Europe, heatwaves strengthen environmentalism
Support for green parties rises following unusually warm years
Britain’s energy strategy is both timid and unrealistic
By favouring expensive technologies it may end up with nothing
Explainer: A best casino sites 0 IPCC report says the window to meet UN climate targets is vanishing
Emissions must peak by 2025 to keep global warming well below the 2°C limit set by the Paris agreement
Mumbai plans for net-zero 20 years before the rest of India
The megalopolis has released an ambitious “climate action plan”
Business and finance
The carbon market drives land sales in Scotland
Environmentalists are buying up estates in the Highlands
Why global warming threatens east African coffee
Other cash crops including tea will also be affected
Have economists led the world’s environmental policies astray?
A best casino sites 0 book argues for a supercharged approach to net zero
Who buys the dirty energy assets public companies no longer want?
It could well be your university or your pension fund
Science
The promise and pitfalls of desalination
California needs to diversify its water supply as the West dries up. How much can desalination help?
Florida faces a triple threat to its environment
The environment is Florida’s biggest attraction, but also its biggest vulnerability
Parts of Antarctica have been 40°C warmer than their March average
But a lesser heatwave in the Arctic may be of more concern
Developers of small modular reactors hope their time has come
War, climate worries and oil prices make nuclear power attractive
A lot of Arctic infrastructure is threatened by rising temperatures
Russia will be particularly badly hit
Climate videos
Many parts of the ocean are being starved of oxygen. This threatens marine life and adds to climate change
Our correspondent runs through the most important takeaways from the UN climate conference
So far, progress has been slow
Insects, lab-grown meat and vertically-farmed produce could all be on our plates
Governments, companies or individuals?
We answer your questions on how the sector can become more sustainable
Understanding climate change
Climate adaptation policies are needed more than ever
People are already suffering from catastrophic losses as a result of extreme weather events like cyclone Amphan
The world’s energy system must be transformed completely
It has been changed before, but never as fast or fully as must happen now
Damage from climate change will be widespread and sometimes surprising
It will go far beyond drought, melting ice sheets and crop failures
Humanity’s immense impact on Earth’s climate and carbon cycle
Much needs to be done for the damage to be reversed
How modelling articulates the science of climate change
From paper and pencil to the world’s fastest computers
Why tackling global warming is a challenge without precedent
The first of six weekly briefs looks at the history of efforts to limit greenhouse-gas emissions