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Alaskan village votes on whether to relocate because of climate changeCoastal village of Shishmaref, which is losing ground to rising sea levels, could become the first in the US to move over the threat of climate change
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Australia’s rarest tortoises get new home to save them from climate changeNatural range of critically endangered western swamp tortoise increasingly untenable owing to reduced rainfall
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World's hottest month shows challenges global warming will bringJuly was hotter than any month globally since records began – but some areas, such as the Middle East, suffer more than others
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Obama tightens emissions and fuel efficiency rules for heavy duty trucksSecond phase of new benchmark will cut equivalent of greenhouse gases emitted by electricity and power from all US residences in one year, officials say
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July 2016 was world's hottest month since records began, says NasaNasa’s results, which combine sea-surface temperature and air temperature on land, show July was 10th month in a row to break monthly temperature record
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Rio 2016: Kiribati weightlifter dances to highlight climate changeDavid Katoatau, who lost his home in Pacific nation to extreme weather, draws cheers as he uses trademark moves ‘to tell people about Kiribati before it sinks’
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'I brought the graph': Brian Cox refutes claims of climage change denier on Q&A; – videoCelebrity physicist holds up a graph showing rising global temperatures to One Nation senator-elect and climate change denier during ABC panel show
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Q&A; smackdown: Brian Cox brings graphs to grapple with Malcolm RobertsOne Nation senator-elect asks repeatedly for ‘empirical data’ – and the celebrity physicist has plenty at hand
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'The blob': how marine heatwaves are causing unprecedented climate chaosWide-scale disruption from warming oceans is increasing, but they could change our understanding of the climate
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Can we feed 10 billion people on organic farming alone?Organic farming creates more profit and yields healthier produce. It’s time it played the role it deserves in feeding a rapidly growing world population
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Veganism’s place in the climate change debateLetters: We can practise all the accepted methods of reducing carbon emissions, but nothing is more effective than choosing to have no more than two children
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Sunny or stoical? Your weather tweets depend on your coordinatesWeatherwatch Twitter weather offerings vary county to county, the tone and number driven by how novel we find the snow or baking sun
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Attempts by ministers to bribe local people who oppose fracking is an insult to those who have fought hard to protect the environmentNobody can buy the silence of a climate spinning out of control
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Why Malcolm Roberts' demand for 'empirical evidence' on climate change is misleadingScientist and Nobel prize-winner Peter Doherty says new One Nation senator ‘has no understanding of how science works’
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Rejection of experts spreads from Brexit to climate change with 'Clexit'
Climate Consensus - the 97% Rejection of experts spreads from Brexit to climate change with 'Clexit'
Dana Nuccitelli: Clexit calls for withdrawal from climate treaties, rejects the conclusions of 97% of climate science experts and 95% of economics experts -
More than 60% of Maldives' coral reefs hit by bleachingScientific survey found all reefs had been affected by high sea surface temperatures, with up to 90% of coral colonies bleached in some areas
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The only way the UK could have another runway without breaking climate change laws would be to increase pricesHeathrow expansion: say goodbye to emissions targets and budget flying
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One Nation's Malcolm Roberts denies being 'sovereign citizen' and urges change to race lawSenator accuses Greg Hunt of introducing a carbon tax and says there’s no empirical evidence carbon dioxide causes global warming
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Scientists warn world will miss key climate targetGrim backdrop to vital global emissions talks as new analysis shows 1.5C limit on warming is close to being broken
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BP reveals Great Australian Bight oil drilling sites are within marine reservePlan attacked as ‘outrageous’ as company says oil industry can safely coexist with the marine environment
Scotland's rare mountain plants disappearing as climate warms, botanists find