Climate change
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Global warning: sounding the alarm on climate change with a 24 hour liveblogThe Guardian marked the eve of the US president’s inauguration with rolling coverage through its London, New York and Sydney offices. Here’s how we did it
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Australia's coal power plan twice as costly as renewables route, report findsResearcher says new coal plants aimed at reducing emissions would cost $62b, while the cost using renewables would be $24-$34bn
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Conservationists crowdfund drones to capture land clearingWilderness Society has funds to launch SkyScout craft in Queensland and NSW – and wants a third for Western Australia
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ERM Power criticised for choosing $123m fine over renewable energy certificatesCompany says it’s cheaper to pay the penalty, but the move is branded as ‘undermining of the objectives’ of the renewable energy target
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Barnaby Joyce won't rule out dumping Renewable Energy TargetDeputy prime minister criticises ‘romantic’ targets set by states as some Coalition MPs call to ditch RET if US pulls out of Paris climate deal
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Most political garbage gets taken out just before Christmas but new reports slipped through the net – and they deserve noticeNot even the tennis can distract us from how badly this government is doing
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Want to save the world? Have fewer childrenBrief letters: Climate change | Definite articles | So… | Weetabix concoctions | Playground rhymes
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An Inconvenient Sequel review – Al Gore's new climate change film lacks heatThe former vice president’s latest documentary on the threat to the planet, which opened the Sundance festival, is desultory and surprisingly vainglorious
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Bangladesh struggles to turn the tide on climate change as sea levels riseFrom incessant rains to flooded rice fields, the economic impact of global warming has been keenly felt in the coastal town of Cox’s Bazar
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Global Warning: 24 hours on the climate change frontline as Trump becomes president – as it happenedWith climate change doubters moving into the White House, the Guardian is spending 24 hours focusing on the issue – and what we can all do to help save the planet
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China eyes an opportunity to take ownership of climate change fightThe economic and environmental cost of pollution will drive Beijing’s policies regardless of what Donald Trump does
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Interview: John Connor, Climate Institute chief executive – videoClimate Institute John Connor speaks to Guardian environment reporter Michael Slezak about the successes and failures of the climate movement
Finding Dory, a movie about travellers, is Trump's first White House screening