Suzanne Goldenberg
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Saleem Kidwai, scholar who unearthed long-buried literature on gay love in India, dies at 70
His volume “Same-Sex Love in India” was regarded as a foundational text for queer studies in India and in recent years was cited in petitions to the country’s supreme court to end the criminalization of homosexuality. → Read More
Suzanne Goldenberg
Suzanne Goldenberg is the US environment correspondent of the Guardian and is based in Washington DC. She has won several awards for her work in the Middle East, and in 2003 covered the US invasion of Iraq from Baghdad. She is author of Madam President, about Hillary Clinton's historic run for White House → Read More
How role-playing shaped the Clintons' marriage
From the beginning of their career, Hillary was better paid than Bill. Is it then so surprising that she made a bid for the highest office there is? → Read More
From field to fork: the six stages of wasting food
Americans chuck out two tonnes of food a second – be it at the farm for being ‘ugly’ or at the table because we’re too finicky → Read More
Half of all US food produce is thrown away, new research suggests
The demand for ‘perfect’ fruit and veg means much is discarded, damaging the climate and leaving people hungry → Read More
Clinton could run on strongest climate platform ever
Democrats’ draft platform won’t be ratified until the convention, but climate activists are already hailing it as a ‘monumental victory’, reports the Guardian → Read More
Hillary Clinton could run on strongest climate change platform ever
The Democrats’ draft platform won’t be ratified until the convention, but climate activists are already hailing it as a ‘monumental victory’ → Read More
Arctic sea ice hits a new low in June
Ice cover disappeared at an average rate of 29,000 miles a day. → Read More
Rising seas are lapping at the doors of Trump’s real estate empire
“You’re fired!” says the ocean. → Read More
Arctic sea ice crashes to record low for June
From mid-June onwards, ice cover disappeared at an average rate of 29,000 miles a day, about 70% faster than the typical rate of ice loss, experts say → Read More
Water world: rising tides close in on Trump, the climate change denier
Climate change has barely registered as a 2016 campaign issue, but in Florida, the state which usually decides the presidential election, the waters are lapping at the doors of Donald Trump’s real estate empire → Read More
Climate scientists urge Obama to rule out more Arctic oil and gas exploration
Letter asking the president to prevent future hunting for oil in the waters follows a series of new heat and melting records in the Arctic, which stunned researchers → Read More
Biggest US coal company funded dozens of groups questioning climate change
Analysis of Peabody Energy court documents show company backed trade groups, lobbyists and thinktanks dubbed ‘heart and soul of climate denial’ → Read More
US adopts near total ban on commercial ivory trade
Barack Obama tightens restriction on sale of elephant ivory within the US to clamp down on illegal trade → Read More
Spike in Alaska wildfires is worsening global warming, US says
Report from US Geological Survey says northern wildfires must now be seen as significant driver of climate change, not just a side-effect → Read More
ExxonMobil tried to censor climate scientists to Congress during Bush era
Exclusive: 2001 intervention adds to evidence that oil company was aware of the science and its implications for government policy and the energy industry → Read More
Oil company records from 1960s reveal patents to reduce CO2 emissions in cars
ExxonMobil and others pursued research into technologies, yet blocked government efforts to fight climate change for more than 50 years, findings show → Read More
Obama's methane rule an aggressive step toward tackling climate change
White House announces new regulations to cut methane emissions – a climate pollutant – from the oil and gas industry almost in half → Read More
UN climate science chief: it's not too late to avoid dangerous temperature rise
Hoesung Lee, head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, voices hope in battle against 2C increase in warming but warns of ‘phenomenal’ costs → Read More
World Bank: Asia coal power plant plans are 'disaster for climate'
Experts say proposed power plants in India, China, Vietnam and Indonesia would blow Paris climate deal if they move ahead, reports the Guardian → Read More