Climate change presents a dilemma. Inaction means ultimate catastrophe. But before then an ill-considered climate strategy could harm the poorest even more
Read article: Climate strategy needs tailoring to poorest
Police officers and food safety inspectors in US less active under environmental stress
Read article: Hotter temperatures reduce food and traffic regulation
Energy emissions in 2030 may be double 2012 levels or less, thanks to low demand for electricity and faster transition to renewables
Read article: India could meet its Paris climate pledge
Global carbon pricing cost-effective but not realistic in near future, according to team
Read article: Adding regulation to short-term climate policy mix could help long-term goals
Both Republican and Democrats agree that tackling carbon-dioxide emissions would reduce climate change but disagree over how to do it
Read article: Action to tackle climate change splits US voters along party lines
UK government scheme supporting small renewable energy projects set to end next spring
Read article: Farewell to FiTs
Find out more in this video abstract from Environmental Research Letters (ERL)
Read article: Meeting Paris Agreement requires asset stranding
Researchers propose food security policies to prevent reversal of hunger decline
Read article: Meeting Paris climate goals could see more people hungry
Global Roads Inventory Project predicts large increases in road length in Amazon, Congo basin and New Guinea
Read article: Road map aims to cut environmental impact
Pruitt came under increasing pressure following questions about his spending and housing arrangements
Read article: Scott Pruitt resigns as head of the US Environmental Protection Agency
