Climate news

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Tree planting extends an olive branch across the climate divide
Forest monitoring gets a boost from Japan space agency data
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Burned by wildfire losses, insurance industry rethinks risks
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Wildfires and climate change
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Small islands and climate change
Greta, Merkel and a tax truce - Davos Thursday highlights Reuters
Greta rejects US Treasury head's degree dig in latest climate spat Reuters
EU's 'Green Deal' guru detects hints of U.S. climate shift Reuters
Oil industry in Davos: torn between Greta and Trump Reuters
Merkel urges dialogue to tackle climate change Reuters
Zimbabwe says grain stocks running out after drought Reuters
Greenpeace loses Norway Arctic oil lawsuit appeal Reuters
Indigenous Australians say land burning could cut bushfires Reuters
Britain must change how land used to meet climate goal: advisers Reuters
Trump laments missing Davos star Greta's speech Reuters
Prince Charles says climate change is humanity's greatest threat Reuters
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Whatever the weather: Southern Africa tries new hunger fixes Kim Harrisberg
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Dutch businessman on a mission to unite companies over climate Belinda Goldsmith
BlackRock, partners eye initial $500 mln for climate fund Reuters
UK citizens' assembly to discuss how to meet 2050 climate goal Emma Batha
Last decade most expensive for natural disasters Reuters
Australia PM: Removing hazards as important as reducing emissions Reuters
World needs to prepare for 'millions' of climate refugees: UN Reuters
Guatemala's children bear brunt of prolonged drought, rising heat Anastasia Moloney
Banana ban and meatless menus, but how green is Davos summit? Belinda Goldsmith
Thunberg v Trump: A trillion trees is 'not enough' Reuters
Brazil to create 'Amazon Council' to protect the rainforest Reuters
Trump dismisses climate 'prophets of doom' as Greta looks on Reuters
Artist urges world leaders to protect indigenous tribes Zoe Tabary
Starbucks eyes plant-based food and reusable packaging Reuters
Greta says planting not enough after Trump backs trillion trees Reuters
Namibia looks to import cattle as drought decimates local herds Reuters
German energy shift will be like 'open-heart surgery' - minister Reuters
Sending back climate refugees may violate right to life - U.N. Reuters
Greenpeace warns over climate cost of 'eco-friendly' chicken Sonia Elks
World risks 'disaster' as reuse of natural resources declines Michael Taylor
Most Australian execs say climate change will damage companies Reuters
Four die as storm sweeps across Spain Reuters
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About our Climate coverage

We focus on the human and development impacts of climate change.

Opinion

Marlene Kanga

Surviving bushfires and beyond will depend on our engineers

If we are to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while also better anticipating future climate threats, we need to renew and reinvent, making use of smart engineering and new technology
Simon Pollock Green Climate Fund

How can climate action balance the needs of nature and people?

Efforts to protect ecosystems must also take into account global development goals intended to lift people out of poverty
Michael Shank Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance

Vermont offers a peek at a solar energy future

A peer-to-peer energy sales platform will allow businesses to buy locally generated renewable power from others in the U.S. state
Makhtar Diop World Bank

It's time to hold transportation accountable for sustainability

Improving how people and goods reach each other is key to solving global challenges, from poverty to climate change

In Depth

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ANALYSIS-Whatever the weather: Southern Africa tries new hunger fixes
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More protests, more crackdowns? Climate activism faces 'crunch year'
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Scientists paint Australia fires as red alert on climate change
Digging up the dirt - could soil contain the answer to food shortages?

Videos & Pictures

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Somaliland: One land's quest to defuse a climate 'timebomb'
City of Dry Lakes | Bangalore in 360
When disasters and conflicts collide: Colombia
Land of Little Rain
Remote Greek isle switches off power cuts, lights up green energy
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