Neil Beattie describes some of the economic and political factors that impact developments of renewable energy materials and technologies besides the cost of crude oil
Read article: Can crude analysis alone determine prospects for energy materials?
Do people harmed by extreme weather suffer from "gambler's fallacy"?
Read article: Storms and heatwaves don’t strike twice, believe residents
We need to prepare our health systems to manage changes in the magnitude and pattern of climate-sensitive health outcomes as climate changes, says Kristie Ebi
Read article: What are the health risks of warming at 1.5 °C, 2 °C and more?
Residents of the largest cities tend to travel further afield for leisure, even though they are environmentally conscious in other ways. Michał Czepkiewicz and Jukka Heinonen investigate
Read article: Why do urbanites travel so far?
Consortium will allow societies and institutions to create common approaches and principles to tackle sexual and gender harassment in science
Read article: US societies join forces to tackle sexual harassment in science
Dave Elliott looks at the history and future of government support for renewable electricity and heat
Read article: Financing renewables in the UK
Greenhouse emissions from forest clearance to grow feedstock could mean 20-year carbon payback time
Read article: How sustainable are bioplastics?
A British study says consumers must be able to make sustainable choices more easily on products containing palm oil
Read article: Tell us more on palm oil sources, say buyers
Air pollution cuts from local climate policy would benefit health too
Read article: Massachusetts carbon tax ‘would save 340 lives’
Satisfying human needs instead of economic growth could cut carbon emissions
Read article: Can ‘living well’ stop climate change?
