International/Environment

Dartmouth researchers say that $3 trillion at risk by 2029, and $84 trillion for the whole 21st century

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says that urgent funding is required, in order to distribute aid to the devastated African country

From the Caspian Sea to the Dead Sea, some of Earth’s most important freshwater sources are being hit hard by climate change and unsustainable human use

This will have far-reaching repercussions for health, food security, water management and the environment, experts predict

Saudi energy minister says the Netherlands could be the main destination for the transport of hydrogen derived from renewable energy sources to Europe

UAE climate minister's comments reflect deep divisions between nations over how to combat global warming ahead of the COP28 talks

Sultan Al Jaber does not call for a complete end to the use of fossil fuels, but to instead remove emissions such fuels produce

Leaders underscore need to defend existing, future offshore infrastructure following reports of a Russian spy vessel in the North Sea

'We have already lost the melting of the glaciers game. This is serious... a big risk for the future'

His deputy continued, ‘the probability of more warm years continues to increase’

'Worst April heatwave in Asian history' with 13 deaths in India and schools being closed

Under the incoming legislation, European Union carbon emissions would be reduced by 62 percent by 2030

The world is 'blindly traveling a dangerous path' as 'unsustainable water use, pollution, and unchecked global warming are draining humanity’s lifeblood'

'For the first time, we are getting a binding agreement for the high seas, which until now have hardly been protected'

The cascading disasters are 'setting back hard-won development gains in many parts of the world'

'Nuclear energy is one of the many tools for achieving our climate targets,' to produce electricity, to meet consumer demands, and 'for security of supply'

'There should be no illusions that the treaty negotiations will be anything but difficult and treacherous'

Nearly two-thirds of the ocean lies outside national boundaries on the high seas where fragmented and unevenly enforced rules seek to minimize human impacts

64 square miles were destroyed last month, amounting to the equivalent of 22,000 soccer fields but still a significant decrease from the previous year

Scores of deaths, millions displaced, infrastructure ruined – the past 23 years have seen plenty of devastation from seismic tremors across the world

'Without understanding how the climate is changing and which risks these changes bring, we cannot plan for a climate-resilient and sustainable future'

The Swedish climate activist joined protesters at the site last week to campaign against the expansion of the mine, owned by energy giant RWE

'If we keep breaking records, it’s kind of like a broken record. We are getting more extreme weather because of the warming oceans'