BBC World Service - The Climate Question

Where have all the mangroves gone?

Up to a third of mangroves have disappeared in the last 40 years. Where have they gone?

Tropical peatlands are vital carbon stores but are (coming) under increasing threat.

We explore how effective the globe’s recycling system is at tackling the climate crisis.

We often talk about the physical costs of climate change but not the effect on our minds.

Can anti-climate change rhetoric continue to bring victory to politicians?

Methane gas is 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide: how can we stop levels rising?

From phytoplankton to whales, oceans absorb up to half the world’s carbon emissions

China, Korea and India are expanding their nuclear capacity. Why?

The numbers of electric vehicles are increasing but can we charge them all?

Chile’s new president has appointed a climate scientist to help shift to a green economy