What does that mean, you might ask? Well… we’re not really sure, but this press release does a great job of explaining it.

At least 29 people have been killed by a devastating cyclone that continues to make its way across the Pacific Islands.

Do you know a colleague who is a bit of a climate change denier? Prove them wrong with this.

Thousands of Venetians have braved bad weather to take to the streets to protest over frequent flooding in the city and the impact of giant cruise ships.

St Mark’s Square was closed on the weekend after Venice was inundated with a nearly five-foot flood, marking the third time within a week that waters have peaked this high.

Venice has been hit by the second-worst flood in its recorded history, with water submerging 85 per cent of the Italian city.

Leaders in the region have suggested the support is hollow without the government committing to reducing its reliance on coal.

Travel Weekly is doing its part for the environment by installing a 300L compost bin in the office. However, its smell has started to get the better of some staff.

The thing we fear most about climate change here at Travel Weekly is the rising price of coffee and chocolate. Living without those two necessities would kill us faster than a flood or hurricane.

We tried to trick our house plants into staying alive by showing them YouTube videos of sunrises to compensate for the lack of natural light in our cramped apartment. It didn’t work.

We picked Cabrini’s brain about his favourite sustainable travel destinations and his time at the UN. We imagine he now has a bit of a headache.

It’s Hump Day everyone! A day we best like celebrating with an exclusive Q&A and a documentary about camels. Or by dancing to Fergie’s 2005 hit.