Year: 2021
Cop26 failure could mean mass migration and food shortages, says Boris Johnson
Ahead of G20 meeting, PM warns of ‘difficult geopolitical events’ echoing those that ended Roman empire
Here’s Why Uber and Lyft Prices Are Still High
Hailing an Uber or a Lyft ride? You’ll still face elevated prices due to a shortage of drivers—the latest example of how a tight labor market is costing consumers more while also raising pay for workers.
Afghans have Cop26 delegate applications rejected days before event
Five men and one woman who have fled Taliban are given no reason for rejection
From feral pigs to windfarms: how good is your green knowledge? – quiz
Cop26 is about to get under way but are you ready? Take our bumper quiz to find out if you’re a climate hero or net zero when it comes to the big issues
Cop26 will be whitest and most privileged ever, warn campaigners
Thousands from frontline communities in global south have been excluded, activists claim
Climate Change Reshaped Earth With Extreme Weather This Year
Diverse perspectives. Powerful conversations. Immersive exhibitions. Ideas That will shape the future.
Supreme Court to Hear Case on EPA’s Power to Limit Carbon Emissions
The case, brought by Republican-led states and coal companies, could frustrate the Biden administration’s efforts to address climate change.
Biden’s new Build Back Better bill has $555 billion for climate, making it the biggest clean energy bill ever
President Biden gains support for $555 billion climate package in the reconciliation bill. While two elements were dropped — methane fees and utility targets opposed by Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Vir.) — but an array of tax credits will help buyers of solar panels, electric vehicles and bulding improvements.