Berkeley Earth's Global Temperature Report for 2022 finds that 2022 was nominally the fifth warmest year on Earth since 1850

Composer Brian Field's ‘musical movement’ shares his climate-focused composition with artists for free to raise awareness of the impact of climate change

With an annual summit next month, the United Nations assessed progress on countries’ past emissions commitments. Severe disruption would be hard to avoid on the current trajectory.

Measures for promoting sustainable lifestyles would do well to learn from successes and failures in other areas, such as smoking, obesity and the national response to the pandemic.

Fear of global warming leaves many of us feeling hopeless and powerless, dreading what is to come and sensing it is inevitable.

Scientists say the warming at the top of the globe, a sign of climate change, is happening much faster than previously described compared with the global average.

Correspondent Tracy Smith talks with climate and water experts about the steps being taken to address rising temperatures.

“Three Passions for our Tortured Planet” has been awarded Absolute First Prize in the 2022 UK International Music Competition

Regular readers of The Static Dive know Brian Field well. He is an accomplished composer and songwriter who has spent the better part of three decades creating original music with collaborators around the world.

Work awarded first prize at both the Serbian Žene u Muzic and IYMC competitions

For the second year in a row the start of summer in the northern hemisphere has been marked by extreme weather. To what extent is global warming to blame?

Climate change and rapid population growth are shrinking the lake, creating a bowl of toxic dust that could poison the air around Salt Lake City.

Humans pumped 36 billion tons of the planet-warming gas into the atmosphere in 2021, more than in any previous year. It comes from burning oil, gas and coal.

Weizmann Institute of Science examination of recent Southern Hemisphere storms finds ‘considerable intensification’ that is heating poles and threatening communities

In the music industry, a group of musicians is stepping up, using their music and performance to remind us that our dear planet is in danger. American composer Brian Field is one of them.

Regrettably, we have largely ignored taking steps to limit the long-term impacts of climate change.

Pianist Katya Kramer-Lapin’s latest recording features “Geysers” from “Three Prayers for a Feverish Planet”

A major new scientific report offers a road map for how countries can limit global warming, but warns that the margin for error is vanishingly small.

Extreme weather, from floods to wildfires, is increasingly hammering ports, highways, and factories. It’s expected to get worse.