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Scientists say El Niño weather phenomenon was not significant influence on extreme heat and water scarcity

The Olympics of negotiations offer lessons for corporate life

Dozens of diplomats call for successful agreement to limit global warming in honour of Pete Betts

This monthly series features conversations between FT reporters and the most influential business leaders, innovators and academics working in sustainability, energy and the environment. Their dialogues focus on climate change and its global impact

Failure to agree on loss and damage arrangements sets course for difficult COP28

Nasa data shows two-thirds of the continent has much drier soil conditions than usual

Cities take precautions as climate reaches ‘dangerous levels’ and drought hits water supplies

Satellite detection shows Indonesia suffers the most slicks tracked in busy waterways

For this year’s International Open Access Week, we’re thinking about “open” more broadly than OA policies and articles: There’s an increasing urgency to do so when it comes to working on some of the world’s most pressing problems, like Covid-19 or

As a programme of exchanges between global heritage sites and the UK’s National Trust properties draws to a close, horticulturists are swapping mitigating tactics for combatting climate change