Prof Jim Skea: living in an era of 'global boiling'

As global temperature records are shattered, have we underestimated climate change?

• 26 mins

What is Climate Change?

Looking for a Climate Change 101? Brush up on the basics with Jordan Dunbar's guide

• 14 mins

Can small islands live with climate change?

What can island nations do to survive rising sea levels?

• 23 mins

Can live music go green?

Concerts and tours are booming globally. Is this a climate problem, or an opportunity?

• 27 mins

Going carbon neutral: Lessons from Denmark

Can the remote Danish island of Bornholm get to carbon neutral by 2025?

• 27 mins

Meet the Climate Quitters: Part Two

Activists from three continents describe changing their careers to fight climate change

• 26 mins

What should I eat to help fight Climate Change?

Experts answer your culinary-based climate questions.

• 23 mins

Can tourism ever be good for the climate?

Eco-tourism is big business, but how much does it help versus hinder the climate?

• 26 mins

Are disabled people forgotten in climate disaster plans?

How do we include disabled people in preparations for extreme weather events?

• 26 mins

How can we fight drought in the Horn of Africa?

Can a digging project in the greater Horn of Africa help fight climate induced drought?

• 27 mins

Bill Gates: How I stay positive on climate change

How does Bill Gates stay positive on climate change?

• 27 mins

How do our listeners stay positive on climate?

Listeners tell us how they stay positive about climate change

• 26 mins

Why did Ecuador vote to stop drilling for oil?

Ecuador recently voted to stop extracting oil from an important part of the Amazon

• 27 mins

Why does it matter that Greenland is melting?

Ice loss caused by warming has serious implications for the Artic region and elsewhere

• 27 mins

Why are climate scientists receiving abuse?

Meet the climate scientists who are receiving abuse for their research.

• 26 mins

What has COP achieved?

It’s been nearly three decades since the UN climate negotiations began. What has it done?

• 26 mins

Why is 1.5 degrees important?

Jordan Dunbar finds out why 1.5C is the most important number in Climate Change

• 12 mins

What is COP?

It's the world's biggest - and most controversial - climate forum. But does it work?

• 14 mins

Should the UAE host a big climate summit?

One of the world's biggest oil producers is leading this year's COP. Is that a problem?

• 27 mins

Your Climate Questions Answered

Graihagh teams up with the BBC's Global News Podcast to answer listeners' questions

• 30 mins

The 100 Women climate debate

Mercy Juma in Nairobi hosts a conversation with three leading women activists from Africa

• 23 mins

Was this year's climate summit a game-changer?

Some are calling the deal at the COP conference in Dubai "historic". Are they right?

• 27 mins

Climate review of the year

How did the planet cope with the hottest year on record? And what are we doing about it?

• 49 mins

Can climate change ever be funny?

Jordan Dunbar asks if comedy can help us understand - and cope with - global warming

• 27 mins

Who's doing best on fighting climate change?

Emma Tracey hears from Kenya and Costa Rica - both considered world leaders on climate

• 27 mins

Will 'sustainable' fuels transform air travel?

Airlines want to power flights with a new generation of non fossil fuels. Will that work?

• 23 mins

Tidal power: What’s holding it back?

Tides are more predictable than sun or wind so why aren’t they harnessed in the same way?

• 27 mins

Your questions answered: The impact of war; "green" rooftops; carbon cost of pets

Graihagh Jackson and her expert panel answer questions from listeners

• 24 mins

Is climate change on the ballot paper in 2024?

Around 2bn people globally are voting this year. Will climate policy affect the results?

• 23 mins

Why is climate change fuelling tension in the Arctic?

Graihagh Jackson finds out how melting sea ice is testing Russia-NATO relations

• 27 mins

Are wetlands our secret weapon for fighting climate change?

Wetlands store carbon and lessen global warming's impacts. Should we protect them more?

• 27 mins

Why is nuclear power back in fashion?

Ghana is among the countries pledging to triple nuclear as part of its climate plan. Why?

• 23 mins

Do we need a 'Category 6' for hurricanes?

Graihagh chats to the Global Story podcast about a plan for a super-category for storms

• 24 mins

Could solar farms in space power Earth?

The race to harness 24/7 renewable energy thousands of kilometres above our planet.

• 27 mins

What's it like being a 'Chief Heat Officer'?

Graihagh Jackson meets two women trying to protect their cities from heatwaves

• 23 mins

What's it like living a "sustainable" life?

Graihagh Jackson meets people who've taken drastic action to cut their carbon footprint.

• 23 mins

Your questions answered: Reversing climate change, eating avocados, electric vehicles and more

Graihagh Jackson and her expert panel dive into your questions

• 27 mins

How does extreme heat affect pregnant women?

New research shows that exposure to high temperatures can double the risk of miscarriage

• 26 mins

How is climate change affecting animal migration?

From wildebeest to sharks, animal journeys are changing - with impacts for humans too

• 27 mins

Why are electric scooters, mopeds and rickshaws booming?

How electric two-wheelers are taking over in India...and helping the climate

• 27 mins

Can fertilisers go green?

Synthetic fertilisers help crops but wreck the climate. Can we make better versions?

• 26 mins

Can we save the world's coral?

Corals protect human and marine life. Can scientists grow more climate-proof versions?

• 26 mins

Bonus Ep: the climate activists who sued their government (and won)

Our friends from BBC podcast The Global Story on a case that could change history

• 28 mins

What is caused (and not caused) by climate change?

Graihagh Jackson explores the new field of climate attribution science

• 26 mins