Fiona Harvey - climate review of 2022
Fiona Harvey, the Guardian's Environment correspondent, offers a climate review of 2022, for the Guardian's 'First Edition' daily news email.
This year has been momentous in climate terms. Extreme weather has been unignorable, from record temperatures above 40C in the UK, heatwaves in China, the US, Europe and both poles, to devastating floods in Pakistan and the worst drought in Africa for 40 years, that is pushing 150 million people to starvation.Read the review
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