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Aklima Parvin (19) keeps har face covered as she stands in a boat stranded on a mud flat. She faces discrimination due to her skin discolouration and pigmentation. She stopped going to college and spends her days alone since many of her friends are now married and have left the area.

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Revealing images from the front line of climate change in Bangladesh

People are increasingly grappling with the impacts of a shifting climate in Bangladesh, something that journalist Fabeha Monir has captured in a series of photos

Regulars

Bacteria could help reduce the amount of fertiliser used to grow corn

Environment

Nitrogen-producing bacteria slash fertiliser use on farms

News

Environment

UK and Ireland suffer one of the most severe marine heatwaves on Earth

News

Earth

Humans have pumped so much groundwater, we’ve shifted Earth’s axis

News

Wispy cirrus clouds in a clear blue sky

Environment

Wildfire smoke in North America could be creating clouds over Europe

News

Environment

Why 2023 is shaping up to be the hottest year on record

Analysis

Environment

Shell can't say it backs net zero while still betting on fossil fuels

Analysis

Striking panoramic seascape view on a rocky Atlantic Ocean Coast during a vibrant sunset. Taken at Crow Head, North Twillingate Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

Environment

North Atlantic Ocean has reached record-high surface temperatures

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See some of the images up for the Earth Photo 2023 competition

Earth

See some of the images up for the Earth Photo 2023 competition

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Environment

Turbulence on flights is getting worse because of climate change

Climate data from 1979 to 2020 shows that clear air turbulence is occurring more frequently – a predicted consequence of a warmer atmosphere

News

Environment

'Doomsday' glacier in Antarctica isn't as vulnerable as feared

News

Environment

We need to go beyond net zero to reverse catastrophic climate damage

Leader

Environment

The uncomfortable reality of life on Earth after we breach 1.5°C

Features

Environment

Planes could soon run on pig fat – but it won't reduce emissions

Analysis