How Rising Aviation Emissions Threaten UK’s Climate Targets Article by Ashwin Aggarwal, student of history and politics at the University of Warwick. From 2023 to 2024, aviation emissions rose by 9% on the previous year, an indication that achieving Net … Continue reading →
At 20:00 on 17 December 2025 the programme “Les Informes”, broadcast by the French TV and radio station France Info, discussed among other things the effect of global warming on the world’s glaciers. The video shows the relevant part of … Continue reading →
Glaciers around the world are melting increasingly quickly due to climate change. Thousands of them have already disappeared since the year 2000. It is expected that Alpine glaciers, for example, will reach their peak rate of extinction within the next … Continue reading →
Article by Dean Tirado & Adreen Fernando. Dean is an Intern in the New York State Assembly. Adreen is a student of Criminology and Sociology at Coventry University. They are both volunteers with UNA Coventry. Climate change is not merely … Continue reading →
In his opening remarks to the opening plenary of COP30 in Belém, Brazil, on Monday 10 November 2025, UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell made it very clear that the world is failing to take enough action to ensure … Continue reading →
In a report published on 10 November by the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), over the past 10 years weather-related disasters have caused about 250 million people to be forced to move – equivalent to around 70,000 people per day. This … Continue reading →
Some of those states which voted Trump for President in 2024 might now be regretting their choice as a heat dome is due to cover the eastern half of the US during the last week of July 2025, putting tens … Continue reading →
In May the Reform UK party won an overwhelming 65 out of 98 seats available in Durham County Council. In July the council passed a motion to rescind a climate emergency declaration made in 2019. Instead they passed a social … Continue reading →
Article by Faradina Kusumastuti, UNA Coventry volunteer and student of Politics and International Relations at Coventry University. One way to bring about change is through divestment in a particular company or industry that contributes to the injustice happening in the … Continue reading →
Heatwaves, wild fires and floods have been sweeping across the UK, USA, Italy, Spain, France, Albania, Syria, China, Australia, South Sudan and many other countries. And yet people in democracies have been voting for politicians who say they will roll … Continue reading →