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    Fossil fuels
    World’s largest banks pledged $906bn to fossil fuel companies in ‘unfathomable’ increase in 2025, report finds

    JPMorgan Chase leads 65 banks making decisions incompatible with restraining rising temperatures, researchers say
  • GB News co-founder Sir Paul Marshall

    Climate science scepticism and denial
    Christian leaders alarmed by climate crisis raise questions over GB News owner’s £28m church donations

  • Waves crashing over Tynemouth pier on the North East coast of England

    Seascape: the state of our oceans
    ‘Severe’ stress on oceans as rate of sea level rise doubles in 10 years, UN warns

  • a gravel road and inside a data center

    US news
    Majority of US’s new AI datacenters to be built on drought-hit land

  • Bad Weather To Blame For Fresh Veg ShortageCARDIFF, WALES - FEBRUARY 25: Empty shelves in a supermarket on February 25, 2023 in Cardiff, Wales. Aldi, Asda, Morrisons and Tesco have placed limits on the number of tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers customers can purchase due to shortages. The UK government has said this is due to extreme weather in Spain and north Africa which has affected harvests. (Photo by Matthew Horwood/Getty Images)

    Food & drink industry
    ‘Immediate national priority’: ministers accused of complacency over UK food supply

  • Demonstrators protest outside an Apple store in London in September 2024 against the extraction of minerals in the Democratic Republic of the Congo for use in products.

    The Guardian view on climate equality: a richer life and real public abundance, not just more stuff

  • People wade through flood waters after heavy monsoon rains in Feni, south-eastern Bangladesh, 24 August 2024.

    double quotation markA good life for the 99% isn’t a pipe dream: it can be done. Here’s how

    Thomas Piketty, Lucas Chancel, Cornelia Mohren, Rowaida Moshrif, Moritz Odersky and Anmol Somanchi
  • Frances Ryan

    double quotation markAir conditioning: the wealthy and well can afford it, but disabled people who need it most can’t

    Frances Ryan
  • A computer illustration of Corynebacterium diphtheriae, the bacteria that cause diphtheria

    double quotation markDiphtheria is a disease of poverty that has no place in modern Australia. When we talk about Closing the Gap, this is the gap

    Donna Ah Chee

Features

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    Endangered species
    The fight to save Australia’s ‘incredibly captivating’ endangered spiny crayfish

  • Don and David chatting at an outside restaurant table

    Dining across the divide
    Dining across the divide: ‘I’m not a climate denier, but aiming for net zero by 2050 is unrealistic’

  • Collage of computer chips over a mining site in a forest

    Ebola
    A disease of deforestation: how Ebola is linked to the smartphone in your pocket

  • A person in a long dark dress holds a white umbrella in a plaza with the Louvre Pyramid in view

    This is Europe
    ​Why is Europe still not ready for extreme heat?

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