Katowice climate talks are making headlines for the wrong reasons
12 December 2018
The latest round of climate talks, taking place in Katowice, Poland, have not been short on controversy – not least due to sponsorship from some coal firms
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If you find the array of climate numbers bewildering, you aren't alone
12 December 2018
Numbers matter, but if they are poorly used, they can leave us bewildered and disaffected rather than better informed
Climate change is happening, but how fast? This is what we really know
12 December 2018
From past temperature change to future sea level rise, climate science is full of conflicting numbers. Here’s our guide to the ones you can and can’t trust
The Great Barrier Reef is fighting back by losing weak species
10 December 2018
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef appears to be getting better at coping with heatwaves overall, as stronger species take over where vulnerable ones get wiped out
Sorry France, but fuel taxes are a bitter pill we must all swallow
6 December 2018
The reversal of France’s fuel tax sends a worrying message to world leaders meeting this week in Poland to firm up climate commitments, says Olive Heffernan
Darkfield's Flight: an immersive experience that leaves you half dead
28 November 2018
In the sylvan surroundings of Dartington Hall, the pioneers of immersive theatre are exploring the many-world interpretation of quantum mechanics, one air crash at a time
