The fashion sector, and fast fashion in particular, has a fundamental role to play in the transition to more responsible manufacturing and consumption patterns.

Despite some significant advances, the agreement adopted in Glasgow is largely insufficient to limit the global rise in temperature to 1.5°C, and poor countries will not benefit from the solidarity they have called for.

A historical frieze that brings together the views of experts from different scientific disciplines – oceanographers, paleoclimatologists and atmospheric physicists – on the major advances that have marked climate science.

The effects of global warming are greater in Switzerland than in countries close to the oceans.

It’s the halfway point in the two-week campaign to move the world towards the 1.5°C target set by the Paris Agreement.

A study reveals that thousands of climate misinformation messages have been viewed up to 1.36 million times a day.

More and more brands are opting for recycled fibers, but that doesn’t mean their garments are impact-free.

Aviation makes a significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions. A study shows that annual reductions of 2.5% would keep aviation’s contribution to global warming to around 0.04°C.

While most of the 42 billion tonnes of CO2 injected into the atmosphere come from the combustion of fossil fuels, around 16% are linked to deforestation, particularly in the tropics.

One of the main challenges of this Cop is to ensure that negotiations run smoothly, unlike the Copenhagen Cop in 2009. If we can avoid this and establish a clear roadmap to credibly prevent the planet from exceeding 1.5°C, Cop26 could yet have a favorable outcome.