The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

Officials hope to plant at least 2,300 hectares of trees – equivalent to around 3,220 football pitches this year. The Tories pledged to plant 30 million trees per year, or 30,000 annually, between 2020 and 2025, in its 2019 manifesto.

In a surprise victory for Republicans, the Senate on Thursday voted to overturn a Biden administration rule requiring rigorous environmental review of major infrastructure projects such as highways, pipelines and oil wells — a victory enabled in part by Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia

ST. LOUIS — Beneath the surface of rivers lurks a hazard that isn't well understood — but could wreak havoc on people and communities near the water.

Here’s what we know the new bill means for climate action and what happens once we have legislated targets

Kerry McCarthy, Labour's Shadow Minister for Climate Change, told The Mirror the Foreign Secretary "cannot be trusted to put the planet first" after she was reported to have taken a helicopter to two hustings events

France has seen searing temperatures in successive heatwaves over the past few weeks, but it’s not only on land that temperatures are insufferably high. The Mediterranean Sea’s surface temperature reached a record high 30.7°C in late July, and marine heatwaves are becoming increasingly common because of climate change – with…

"Knock-on effects such as financial crises, conflict and new disease outbreaks could trigger other calamities"

After fleeing one of the most destructive fires in California, the Holden family wanted to find a place that had not been so severely affected by climate change

Kerala once again is in the throes of flooding and landslips triggered by extreme rainfall events wh

R. R. Rashmi, distinguished fellow at The Energy and Resources Institute, said the decision by India to update its NDCs is in line with the Prime Minister's Glasgow announcements.

China's average ground temperatures have risen much more quickly than the global average over the past 70 years and will remain "significantly higher" in the future as the challenges of climate change mount, a government official said.