World superpowers take a backseat amid escalating catastrophes

"Stop denying the earth is dying"

Students organise climate talk at coffee house By Evelyn Bayerlein Image courtesy of catazul via Pixabay On Sunday the 6th February,...

The initial discussion took place Saturday 4th of December at the Torry United Free Church amidst the residents’ discontent by Louise...

The Gaudie reports on the final deal’s approval on 13 November. by Elena-Sofial V. Cesario Courtesy of Elena-Sofia V. Cesario The final...

Evidence of what the climate was like thousands of years ago can be found across nature.

With the conference coming to an end, The Gaudie is taking a look at the most significant pledges made at the climate summit

The capsule will contain messages from staff and students at the university, as well as some local school children. by Olivia Mackenzie...

“Blah, blah, blah” or “an opportunity for growth and change”? by Anttoni James Numminen Courtesy of The Gaudie Around 30,000 attendees,...

The government’s COP26 rhetoric means no one is held to account

Wales is the only participating nation from the UK.

At the climate conference The Gaudie talked to Ms Katrin Harvey on youth and women empowerment, leadership, and climate change

A photoreport on many of the protests inside the climate conference

Why you are not killing turtles by shopping at Zara

A demonstration saw Aberdeen community groups come together in support of green transition By Darius Jedburgh Courtesy of Anttoni James...

The activity is part of Volunteering Matters’ Action Earth campaign which fosters local action against Climate Change By Mireia Jimenez...

Evaluating the key climate and migration policies of Angela Merkel, the longest-serving head of government in the EU

The first overseas visit of Joe Biden as the President of the United States was to one of their oldest allies, the United Kingdom

Biden is set to completely reverse predecessor Trump's policies on environmental issues

Principal refuses to make a similar declaration, saying he prefers “practical politics”