Britain must nurture its scientific expertise to help save the world from climate crisis
Martin Rees
Clean energy and sustainable food supplies will be the planet’s most pressing issues over the next 30 years, says astronomer royal Martin Rees
People, not carbon emissions, should be at the heart of the west's climate action
Aruna Chandrasekhar
In focusing on targets, activists from rich countries risk putting metrics above the lives of vulnerable people, says Aruna Chandrasekhar, an independent journalist from India
Climate crisis: does journalism actually make a difference?
Jonathan Watts Global environment editor
By reporting on issues across the world affecting the climate crisis the media can influence change
Fragile Planet: documenting the impact of the climate crisis – in pictures
Fragile Planet is a record of the dramatic changes shaping our planet. Containing more than 230 photographs, the book documents the effects of climate systems on our world
How will the pandemic affect the sprint away from fossil fuels?
Daniel Yergin
The challenges of re-engineering the global economy by 2050 were already immense, even before the advent of Covid-19, says author Daniel Yergin
'Hijacked by anxiety': how climate dread is hindering climate action
A growing school of psychologists believe the trauma of the climate crisis is a key barrier to change – and can be treated with therapy