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Too much water, or not enough: why climate change could threaten our power supplies
There’s little evidence that climate migration will lead to global conflict
America in the Arctic: Melting ice and soft security
Polls show shale gas is more popular in theory than practice
How much energy did the Young Ones use? Home energy use through the decades
Decoding Obama’s climate and energy rhetoric in 2014’s State of the Union address – in three charts
Thousands left vulnerable as flood funding shortfall has knock-on effect on flood insurance scheme
Trust in energy companies has fallen to near-rock bottom. Why?
New studies explore conscious and unconscious links between weather and climate change attitudes
New fracking incentives may not be enough to win communities’ support
Public support for gas power rises as concern about climate change dips
The British don’t see cold weather as evidence against climate change, according to new polling
