In the face of deadly heat, will mankind respond to climate change in time? Listen to this story get unpacked on The Excerpt.

A summary of the principles and actions that have emerged from the Brazilian Computing Society's global climate change task ...

While in Bonn countries remain deeply divided over how to implement the responses to the global stocktake, Brazil seeks inspiration in London ...

This concept paper contributes to the broader thinking underway for the 2026 Human Development Report, which will explore ...

As the world faces an escalating planetary crisis, a paper published in Nature offers hope. The paper proposes a bold new way ...

Despite global tensions and funding gaps, UNEP chief Inger Andersen hails multilateral wins and urges bold Member State ...

This week, government officials, business leaders, scientists and others are coming together in Uruguay to discuss a landmark ...

Climate scientist Kate Marvel talks to The Washington Post about the complicated mix of emotions people might feel about the changing planet.

Ice cores provide important evidence as archival records of global atmospheric composition that has constantly changed.

Reactions to COP28’s conclusion have been understandably mixed. Going into the talks, the world was more on track to avert catastrophic warming than it would have been without the 2015 Paris Agreement ...

The 29-year-old, who usually produces fun and entertaining videos on science and nature, hopes to find a way to make the COP28 happenings relatable too. “We cannot protect something we do not ...

Being in nature helps us appreciate the biodiversity of life on this planet and, consequently, we work to preserve it. As we watch birds, we learn about their various foods and activities.