Oscar Boyd

Gordon LaForge makes the case that, even as consensus falls apart on global problems, smaller groups will cooperate on international issues out of self interest.

Professor Emily Grubert joins the Zero podcast to discuss the difficulty of maintaining fossil-fuel supplies while clean energy is ramped up.

The world's response to the Iran war energy shock will shape our climate future. Eurasia Group Chairman Gerald Butts discusses how to pick the best path forward.

Richard Tice, Reform UK’s deputy leader, wants to revive Britain’s oil and gas industry and cut back on renewables.

Tzeporah Berman, chair of the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative, hopes to bring the most ambitious nations together to end the use of oil, gas and coal.

From the Philippines to France, policymakers see electrification and renewables as the key to energy security and stable prices.

Ben Cohen wants to free the ice cream maker from its owner, Magnum, which he says is holding it back from supporting social causes.

Jean-Baptiste Fressoz argues that current plans for a global switch to renewables are unrealistic — because they’re not ambitious enough.

The American administration is dismantling clean-energy policies, yet 90% of all new power-generating capacity added to the grid last year was made up of solar, wind and batteries.

What is climate change doing to sport? And — given the emissions impact of some big events — what is sport doing to climate change?