Green News EU proposes loss and damage fund in possible COP27 breakthrough The climate compensation issue has been one of the thorniest issues at the conference, with wealthy nations holding out against the demand. 18/11/2022
Green News Which European cities are leading on climate? By 2050, 70 per cent of the global population will live in urban areas - but not all cities are dealing with climate change equally well. 17/11/2022
Travel News Warning for travellers as France tightens border with Italy The influx of French staff comes after Italy refused to let a private humanitarian rescue ship dock in one of its ports. 17/11/2022
Travel News ‘The sound of London’ is back as Big Ben chimes once again After five years of silence, the ‘sound of London’ is back - Big Ben is chiming once again. 16/11/2022
Green News G20 leaders agree to keep 1.5C warming target ‘within reach’ The statement of intent by the world’s biggest economies - and emitters - may provide a boost to bogged down negotiations at COP27. 16/11/2022
Green News US and China to resume some cooperation on climate change Joe Biden and Xi Jinping have indicated that they will “empower key senior officials” on areas of cooperation - including dealing with the climate crisis. 15/11/2022
Green News EU increases emissions reduction target by two per cent Climate campaigners criticised the EU’s new two per cent target emissions cut increase as 'breadcrumbing.' 15/11/2022
Travel News New sleeper train to link Prague and Zurich via Germany The new ‘Canopus’ service will expand the overnight options between the two countries, allowing travellers to transit through Germany rather than Austria. 14/11/2022
Green News Global South women should be ‘leaders, not victims’ in climate crisis “Indigenous, Afro-descendant, and local community women and girls should be leaders of climate action, not victims of climate policies,” says Archana Soreng, youth climate activist. 11/11/2022
Travel News Ecuador ‘embraces’ remote workers with new digital nomad visa “We weren’t the first country to invent this, but we have really embraced it,” says Ecuador’s tourism minister Niels Olsen. 11/11/2022
Travel News Spain wants to scrap the 90 day rule for British tourists Spain is set to lobby the EU over a rule that limits British tourists to 90 day visits. 10/11/2022
Green News Over 600 fossil fuel lobbyists registered at COP27 climate talks “Those perpetuating the world's fossil fuel addiction should not be allowed through the doors of a climate conference”, campaigners say. 10/11/2022
Green News Fossil fuel emissions could be ‘3 times higher’ than producers claim Accurate emissions reporting is crucial for fighting the climate crisis. But oil and gas producers are ‘overlooking’ key data, a new report claims. 09/11/2022
Eco-Innovation Eggs could help us fight plastic pollution, research finds Microplastics pollute drinking water around the globe. Researchers at Princeton University have come up with a novel new solution. 09/11/2022
Travel News Global air traffic is up to three-quarters of pre-pandemic levels Travellers have returned to the skies as the last COVID-19 border restrictions have eased. 09/11/2022
Green News Developing countries ‘need $2 trillion climate funding a year by 2030' The climate crisis disproportionately impacts developing countries. A new report has put a price tag on the climate financing they need. 08/11/2022
Travel News Direct Scotland to Europe ferry to return from early 2023 Flight-free travel between Scotland and Belgium isn’t far off. 08/11/2022
Travel News Cairngorm funicular: UK’s highest railway set to reopen in 2023 Structural problems forced the Cairngorm funicular to shut in 2018. Now, it’s set to reopen. 08/11/2022
Nature What is ecocide and how would it be prosecuted? Ecocide is ‘killing’ the earth, campaigners warn. That’s why we need to make it an international crime. 07/11/2022
Travel News Germany and France plan cheap train tickets for young people Germany and France are planning cheaper tickets “to convince more people to travel by train” 07/11/2022