What is climate change?

The threat to polar bears

Sea-ice loss from climate change is the single largest threat to polar bear survival

Global ice loss

The Earth lost 28 trillion tonnes of ice in 23 years...

Global carbon emissions

Large economies such as China, the United States, and India alone account for almost half the world’s emissions...but they aren’t the worst offenders when population size is taken into account

Why sea ice matters

Arctic sea ice is vital to the life of the animals and people of the polar regions - and, to all of us.

Climate Change Performance Index

How countries compared

Concern about climate change

Opinions are shifting in the UK

Climate change and cars

What the public thinks and what the future might be.

Climate change: Emission comparisons

The environmental impact of travelling

Climate change and air travel

Air travel contributes to pollution – but what are we willing to do about it?

Melting ice caps, rising seas

The latest report from the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change contains dramatic warnings about inevitable consequences of human actions, and worse to come

Polar melt

Sea ice is disappearing in both the Arctic and Antarctic

Natural disasters

Millions of people have been affected by catastrophes caused by climate or earth movements

The water crisis

Climate change is contributing to a growing water crisis and putting the lives of millions of children at risk.

Nature's Emergency

Statistics from the United Nations show that 75% of the land environment and 66% of the marine environment has been “severely altered” by human actions.