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How does war affect the climate?

With the Ukrainian counter-offensive underway, Sophie Eastaugh looks at the climate damage caused by the conflict there and by the recent civil war i…

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What can I do to help climate change?

This week, we’re off to Costa Rica, an eco-tourism hotspot in collaboration with BBC’s The Travel Show.The Climate Question gets lots of emails from …

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Is climate change ruining your relationship?

How can you have a successful relationship with someone if you believe passionately in climate action, but they don’t? The fate of our planet can be…

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Why are women more affected by climate change?

The impacts of climate change are already being felt around the world. Research shows that some groups are disproportionately affected. Women already…

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Is lab-grown meat better for the planet?

Billions of dollars have been pumped into the promise of a climate-friendly way of producing meat, but is growing a steak in a lab any better for the…

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Can we trust Google’s carbon footprint calculations?

If you are planning a trip, but you want to check the climate impact before choosing how to get there, then beware. Google has been seriously underes…

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Why are 15-minute cities so unpopular?

The idea of cities where everything you need on a daily basis can be reached within a quarter of an hour by foot or bike has grown in popularity in r…

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Is there a greener way to rank successful economies?

Many blame our obsession with economic growth as being one of the biggest drivers of climate change. The United Nations is currently looking at optio…

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How renewable are renewables?

Wind and solar power will play a crucial role in curbing climate change, but what happens to all the worn-out turbines and photovoltaic panels once t…

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Could solar farms in space power Earth?

It may sound like the stuff of science fiction, but the idea of assembling giant solar farms in space and then beaming the renewable energy back down…

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