Just as 2020 comes to a close, more climate pledges have been announced across Europe setting ambitious targets for 2030. But are they enough to meet the landmark Paris Agreement?

Hurricane Iota; the strongest hurricane many Caribbean countries have ever experienced generated huge destruction. Read here to find out more.

Indigenous groups are often marginalized within Climate Change discourse yet they offer unique ways of adaptation. How can we incorporate indigenous knowledge into research and help amplify the voices of the unheard?

A historical new role for John Kerry in Joe Biden’s cabinet places climate change front and centre for US climate policy.

With the meandering US presidential election ending in victory for Biden, what exactly does it mean for climate policy and climate change in the US?

Rising sea levels pose a huge threat to many island nations in the South Pacific with their very way of life at risk. But why might our portrayal of these nations as climate change ‘victims’ be considered problematic? In what ways can ‘Climate Justice’ be achieved for the South Pacific?

2020 was already a record-breaking year for Californian forest fires so surely there are no more to come this year?

In May 2020, Supercyclone Amphan hit Bengal in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Further exploitation of the natural environment means that Bengal is unlikely to be the last victim of these ‘double-disasters’.