Children made climate an election issue. Now we’ll target banks that fuel fossils
The EU election showed voters have heard the school strikers' call for action. But will the public institutions that finance coal, oil and gas...
Deadly Japan heatwave ‘essentially impossible’ without global warming
Study finds one of the clearest climate change signals to date in July 2018's record high temperatures, in a result that surprised scientists
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa signs carbon tax into law
In a first for a developing country, the coal-heavy economy will put a price on pollution, but campaigners say it is not high enough
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EU plans satellite fleet to monitor CO2 in every country
Three orbiters will give first complete view of earth's surface, transforming the way carbon emissions are monitored and reported
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Climate Weekly: The climate elections
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The best images from school strikes around the world
From Uganda to Italy to the Philippines and seemingly everywhere in between, photos and videos of young climate protesters flood in
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‘This is bigger’: Palestinian and Israeli teens strike together for the climate
At a climate march in Jerusalem, students put hatred aside to tell the government that nothing matters more than a safe climate
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Why school strikers are guest editing Climate Home News
It's time we heard more from those who will live longest with the climate crisis
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Until Russia allows us to rise together, I will strike for the climate alone
Unapproved protests of more than one person are illegal, so Arshak Makichyan has picketed solo in Pushkin Square for months to call for climate...
European court throws out climate lawsuit, saying plaintiffs are not unique
Ten families and the Swedish Saami people are set to appeal the judicial order, which found their rights were no more threatened than other...







