Europe News

Climate change? Warmer weather leaves Belgian brewery in low spirits

The owner of a Belgian brewery is in low spirits, as unusually warm weather wreaks havoc with production. Brasserie Cantillon, based in Brussels

9 November 2015

World News

Greenhouse gas levels reached record and 'dangerous' high in 2014

Levels of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere reached record highs last year, making Earth a more dangerous planet for future generations, says the

9 November 2015

USA

Obama nixes KeystoneXL saying pipeline "not in national interest"

President Barack Obama has trampled over the interests of some very powerful groups by rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline extension project. However

6 November 2015

World News

UN chief says not enough done to curb global warming

The United Nations has praised plans by around 150 countries to halt greenhouse gas emissions, but said they need to do more to control rising

30 October 2015

Greece

Climate change in Greece: More visible than we think - Negative future ahead

22 October 2015

Europe News

Climate protesters take to the streets of Brussels

Dozens of protesters have taken to the streets of Brussels ahead of a UN climate conference next month. The UN meeting will aim to broker a binding

21 October 2015

USA

In US 2016 election campaign, ‘climate change’ deeply divisive issue

12 October 2015

USA

World's corals being 'bleached by global warming'

Drained of colour, becoming ghost-like. This is what is happening to the world’s corals. The bright and beautiful are being ‘bleached’, from thermal

8 October 2015

USA

Climate change: Hollande warns world leaders that a deal can be delayed no longer

French President Francois Hollande has urged world leaders at the UN to speed up their commitments to tackling climate change, so that an historic

29 September 2015

France

Major UN climate change conference in December 'risks failure'

The French foreign minister says immediate action is needed to ensure the success of a major United Nations conference on climate change at the end

8 September 2015

World News

Earth Overshoot Day...Pushing Mother Nature too far

Today, August 13, is Earth Overshoot Day, meaning that in less than eight months this year, humanity has already used up the resources Mother Nature

13 August 2015

France

Climate change 'a matter of conscience' at Paris summit

Mankind’s relationship with nature was the focus of the Climate Summit of Conscience in Paris, hosted by French President Francois Hollande on

21 July 2015

Focus

Word up: regions send powerful climate message to COP 21 state negotiators

The world’s regions are in the frontline in the battle against climate change – that was the message sent from a conference of local authorities in

6 July 2015

France

Lyon: Climate change one summit at a time

With the Lyon Climate conference over, the focus is now on the November summit in Paris to clinch an elusive deal to stop global warming.

2 July 2015

World

Paris Air Show 2015: what to look out for at Le Bourget

15 June 2015

World News

G7 fossil-fuel pledge: what's the plan?

The G7 members have agreed to phase out the use of fossil fuels by the year 2100, according to proposals outlined in June 2015. They share this goal

9 June 2015

Philippines

France's Hollande launches global appeal for climate change action

France’s President, Francois Hollande, has used his first trip to the Philippines to appeal for more action on global warming. It comes ahead of

26 February 2015

World News

Which countries in Europe cause the most air pollution damage?

27 November 2014