Nada Farhoud

The Mirror's crash course in climate science on what you need to know about about why our planet is changing and why record breaking 40C days will become more frequent unless drastic action is taken

The Mirror's environment editor underwent an experiment in an heat chamber used by Olympic athletes to test what happens to the body in heatwaves and to discover why extreme temperatures can be fatal

Nada Farhoud takes us inside the revolutionary new wine bottle that's flat-packable for easier distribution - and significantly cuts down on our carbon footprint

Nada Farhoud joined Greenpeace for a five-day voyage on the Arctic Sunrise across the Bermuda Triangle to document the vital role it plays in the fight against the climate crisis

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT - Footage showed staff repeatedly striking the animals with paddles - with further allegations being uncovered, including unclean pens and poor hygiene practices

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT - Footage showed staff repeatedly striking the animals with paddles - with further allegations being uncovered, including unclean pens and poor hygiene practices

Footage filmed at C&K Meats site in Mid Suffolk showed staff repeatedly striking the animals with paddles, with some showing visible injuries, lameness, wounds, and other deformities, according to the Animal Justice Project

Each year hunters gather in northern Sweden to take part in the bloodthirsty cull despite the species being protected in Europe

Cameron Hopkins shamelessly posted images of the three dead big cats despite there being just 7,000 of the animals left in the African wild - and campaigners have responded calling for an 'immediate ban'

While I am delighted the Starmers have a new pet to join Jojo, their family cat which moved with them from North London, please can I make a plea for you to go down another route? says Environment Editor Nada Farhoud