Climate change
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The wet, cold Britain climate is changing – and that’s a problem
Wilson Chan, The Conversation Nigel Arnell, The Conversation Ted Shepherd, The Conversation
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Why a record-holding climber disagrees with Nepal’s plan to shift the Everest Base Camp
Ramesh Bhushal
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India’s new climate targets make no mention of some of the commitments made to the world in Glasgow
Joydeep Gupta
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In illustrations: Here’s how we can design homes to stay cool in India’s increasingly hot summers
Nithya Subramanian
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In 20 years, only 0.3% of questions raised in Parliament were about climate change: Study
Sahana Ghosh
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India’s rural employment scheme can build climate resilience – but only if it is fully utilised
Mahima Jain
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The UN assembly has voted that a healthy environment is a human right. Will countries finally act?
Rineeta Naik
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Watch: Hailstones the size of baseballs wreck cars in Canada with passengers inside
Scroll Staff
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In Nepali Himalayas, villagers see climate change as a sign of divine revenge
Alice Millington
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First erosion stole their lands. Now climate change is ruining the lives they built on water
Zakir Hossain Chowdhury, Thomson Reuters Foundation
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‘Climate change is real’: Rising temperatures and erratic rainfall have affected India’s crop yields
Fateh Veer Singh Guram
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Cracked water pipes, buckling rail track: What 40°C temperatures could do to UK infrastructure
Kiran Tota-Maharaj, The Conversation
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Sleepless in Sheffield: In the UK, nights are warming faster than days
Stephen Burt, The Conversation
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Junta rule may worsen the impact of climate change in Myanmar
Kyungmee Kim
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Britain declares national emergency after forecast of 40 degrees Celsius for the first time
Scroll Staff
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Explainer: Why planting trees is not a cure-all for climate change
Anusha Krishnan
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The reasons why the Bonn climate talks ended with ‘almost empty pages’
Catherine Early
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How black carbon emissions are affecting rainfall in the North East
Sahana Ghosh
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Build, collapse, rebuild: Adapting to life on the flood-prone river islands of Bangladesh
Rafiqul Islam
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Hit by dangerous heatwaves, cities around the world are exploring new ways to keep people safe
Laurie Goering, Thomson Reuters Foundation