The widespread shock at the wildfires in Killarney National Park and the Mourne Mountains shows that as individuals we love nature, but how much we value it is another matter with scant media attention and systemic neglect of our environment

The Climate Action Bill is ambitious and will no doubt face pushback from the agri-food industry and other powerful interest groups

Real climate action is finally happening – and the key driver is, improbably, the global investment community

By pouncing on supposed uncertainties in climate science, big business interests and their supporters in the media divert attention away from the real climate emergency

Ag Climatise’s waffly language masks an alarming lack of commitment to doing the hard work of reducing emissions

The US president-elect’s thinking over his five-decade career has clearly shifted towards more transformative actions, as the climate crisis becomes graver by the day

Comment: Our agri-food policy is adrift from ecological and climate reality, at a time when we can least afford it to be

Comment: A potentially more ominous deadline looms the day after the US presidential election if Trump wins

They’re calling it ‘eco distress’: a psychological phenomenon characterised not only by grief for how much of the natural world has been lost, but also foreboding at what is yet to come. Can a coping strategy be found?

The growing worldwide love affair with larger, heavier Sports Utility Vehicles has all but wiped out the motor industry’s gains in fuel efficiency over the past 20 years

Sweden began to separate carbon emissions from growth in the 1970s, with dramatic results