Two-thirds of Antarctica's known colonies of the penguins are likely to see their populations decline by more than half, a new report warns

Professor Chris Rapley believes scientists should rely less on scientific fact and more on narrative techniques to make their points

Latest data exposes the myth that global warming has 'stopped'

Lord Stern says current models do not adequately reflect the science and the impact on global economies  

US President Barack Obama has criticised climate change deniers in Congress while challenging young people to change the “status quo” on global warming, during an address on Saturday to the graduating class of the University of California, Irvine.

The Met Office thinks that we need to communicate climate change in a more creative way. But can writers and artists inspire action, asks Dr Sam Solnick

William Wordsworth found inspiration for his poetry in his environment, not least the “golden daffodils” he saw “beside the lake”.

Britain faces an increased threat from “tropical” diseases like malaria and West Nile virus – because of the increasing popularity of garden water butts.

John Gummer tells Tom Bawden a thawing in attitudes is down to recent bad weather and a tide of scientific evidence

Oxfam report found Kellogg and Nestlé are among the world’s ‘big ten’ companies who emit more greenhouses gases than Nordic countries combined

Almost 160 billion tonnes of ice is being lost every year in 'dramatic changes'

As summer arrives and most of us are seeking out a place in the sun, dedicated snow-spotters begin looking for their kind of treasure: the patches that never melt

 

Academic claims that the former chancellor's foundation complained to his employer

Heat waves, wildfires, torrential rains – the Obama administration warns the people of the United States, particularly those on the right, that climate change is already here, and it’s almost too late to act