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Signs on the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge on the Colorado River in Arizona

Environment

Plans to save species from extinction are ignoring climate change

Climate change is a threat to almost all the animals officially regarded as endangered in the US, but conservation plans don’t take this into account

News

Climate change protest

Health

Health impacts of climate change on children don't need exaggerating

Analysis

steel workers

Environment

Tackling emissions from heavy industry is key to fixing climate change

Leader

steel making

Technology

Steel and concrete are climate change's hard problem. Can we solve it?

Features

rhino

Space

Don’t miss: Art confronts climate, a book on space junk, future talk

Culture

Scene from Call of Duty Modern Warfare

Technology

Gaming in the US emits as much carbon dioxide as all of Sri Lanka

News

Neflix screen

Technology

How binge-watching your favourite TV show is fuelling climate change

Insight

Residents defend a property from a bushfire at Hillsville near Taree, 350km north of Sydney on November 12, 2019. - A state of emergency was declared on November 11 and residents in the Sydney area were warned of

Environment

Worsening bushfires cause Australia to declare state of emergency

News

Penguins

Environment

Emperor penguins could go extinct by 2100 if we fail on climate change

News

A seal on some ice

Environment

A deadly seal virus may be spreading faster due to melting Arctic ice

A reduction in Arctic sea ice due to climate change may be helping a virus that can kill seals spread more easily between oceans

News

Environment

Naomi Oreskes asks "why trust science" in an age of denialism

Culture

Environment

11 years remain to fight climate change – what progress have we made?

Comment

Environment

Global climate pledges need to be ramped up to keep warming below 1.5C

News

Environment

Could your home be net zero carbon? The radical plan to make it happen

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