Damian Carrington

Damian Carrington is The Guardian’s Environment editor.

Extreme Sea Level Events ‘Will Hit Once a Year by 2050’

Union Jack bottlecap in grass

UK’s Out Vote is a ‘Red Alert’ for the Environment

Meat Tax Far Less Unpalatable than Government Thinks Research Finds

Meat Tax Far Less Unpalatable than Government Thinks, Research Finds

World's Biggest Sovereign Wealth Fund Dumps Dozens of Coal Companies

World’s Biggest Sovereign Wealth Fund Dumps Dozens of Coal Companies

Eating Less Meat Essential to Curb Climate Change Says Report

Eating Less Meat Essential to Curb Climate Change, Says Report

Pesticides Halve Bees’ Pollen Gathering Ability

Bee-harming pesticides banned in Europe

Bee-harming Pesticides Banned in Europe

Whatever happened to carbon capture

Whatever Happened to Carbon Capture?

The WWF's new file format cannot be printed out.

Debate: WWF’s New Unprintable File Format

Extreme weather forecasts: web users unite to power climate change project

Extreme Weather Forecasts: Web Users Unite to Power Climate Change Project