Re: “California’s behind on its 2030 climate goals. What’s at stake if it doesn’t catch up?” (Mercurynews.com, Jan. 16): I am heartbroken to read about the burning of Australia — humans displaced and ...

As a loyal FT reader, and life-long dinosaur fan, I wanted to bring to your attention a factual inaccuracy in John Gapper’s article “Auction of dinosaur skeletons at Christie’s stirs fresh controversy ...

Little Eirann Grace McClatchy used to imagine what it would be like if the dinosaur she invited to her birthday party actually came. Mom Lisa McClatchy has written a children's book, "Dear ...

Having seen many dinosaurs on display in museums, I don’t doubt they existed. But even if they hadn’t I’m surprised some people resent the delightful one in front of McDonald’s on Grant and Tanque ...

Thank you for “A world without chickens” (21 March, p 42). We now know that birds are dinosaurs. The 22 billion domestic chickens alive must surely make them the most successful dinosaur species ever.

Academics and others with a vested interest in work-from-home — for example, homeworking technology providers — have created the narrative of enlightened employees and dinosaur managers who “just ...