Culture and climate change

To tackle climate change, many of us need to cut our carbon footprints. But what do truly low-carbon lifestyles look like – and can they really be achieved by personal choice alone?

Novels and films that tackle global warming can inadvertently lead to paralysis, writes Tyler Harper.

We need a subtler, more varied portrayal of climate change in film than shown by climate disaster blockbusters, says Becca Warner

A new exhibition 'mingles the jolt of the dystopian with the lure of beauty', writes Diane Cole.

As the COP26 summit comes to a close, Graeme Green highlights photographers around the world whose images reveal how climate change is affecting our oceans.

A new art exhibition offers a fuller, more rounded view of humanity's impact on the Earth – by tracing its link with colonialism. Precious Adesina talks to the artists.

Art historians are exploring their collections through a climate lens, revealing overlooked connections between our past and present, writes Diego Arguedas Ortiz.

On the 50th anniversary of the first Earth Day, Gaia Vince looks at how artists can tap into our emotions – arguably one of the most effective ways to tackle climate change.