Is China’s climate returning to that of Tang dynasty golden age? Experts warn of a trap

In China’s arid northwest, local state media in the Ningxia Hui autonomous region are celebrating a surge of rainfall in an area that usually averages 300mm (about 12 inches) per year. The rain belt moving northwards would bring “climate dividends”, the Ningxia Broadcasting News Centre said last month, promising that “

As floods intensify, wildfires spread rapidly, and droughts drag on longer and longer, vulnerable communities face increased risks of being infected with communicable diseases.

Extreme heat and dry conditions driven by climate change stoked wildfires that one scientists calls "the new normal."

EXCLUSIVE: Andy Elliott spoke out after a spate of blazes in recent days, including in Suffolk, where firefighters tonight continue to tackle flames for a fourth successive day

The Secretary General of the Ghana Red Cross Society (GRCS), Mr Eric Gregory Kwatia, has warned that Ghana's increasing exposure to climate change and extreme weather events is placing unprecedented pressure on humanitarian response systems, calling for a united national effort to protect vulnerable communities from fu

Spain and France's record-breaking wildfires were made more likely due to human-caused climate change, a group of scientists have found.

Larry, the Downing Street cat, has had to adapt to seven different prime ministers moving into No 10 over the past decade. Yet while the nation’s attention is fixed on the departing and incoming political leaders, who is thinking about the effect these upheavals might have on one of the property’s most enduring residen