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Damian Carrington

Damian Carrington is the Guardian‘s Environment editor


Articles by Damian Carrington

Ocean temperatures are a key indicator of global warming. They were hotter than ever recorded last year

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change
JP Morgan Chase building at night

How US and UK financial institutions bankroll Russia’s ‘carbon bombs’

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change
gas burner flames

Despite pledges to take action, almost no nations are cutting down fossil fuel production

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change

Earth has shifted on its axis due to melting of ice, study says

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change
black and white photo of smokestacks

Report: Big banks still pouring trillions into fossil fuel

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change
image of sun from NASA spacecraft observatory

$100 million geoengineering project proposed, to dim the sun

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change

Electrifying news: Coal’s 50-year reign to end by 2025

By Damian Carrington | Climate Change
Thermometer

COVID-19 to have negligible impact on climate crisis

By Damian Carrington | Biosecurity, Climate Change
typhoon as seen from space station

Coronavirus is an SOS: Mend our broken relationship with nature, says UN and WHO

By Damian Carrington | Biosecurity, Climate Change
map of Europe heat wave 2019

Scientist: Temperature records haven’t just been broken—they have been obliterated

By Damian Carrington | Analysis, Climate Change

A climate change preview: Trees at the South Pole, 60 feet of sea-level rise.

By Damian Carrington | Analysis, Climate Change

The equivalent of one atomic bomb per second: How fast the oceans are warming

By Damian Carrington | Analysis