Good Morning Europe European Investment Bank to stop funding fossil fuel projects The bank’s new energy lending policy was approved with “overwhelming” support. 14/11/2019
Ideas Move over Greta Thunberg: 7 young eco-activists you haven't heard of These teenage environmental activists remind us we can make change at any age. 13/11/2019
Art and Design 36 artists join forces to celebrate the sea The artists have presented a collection inspired by the deep blue in London. 12/11/2019
France Macron attacks ‘hypocrisy’ of backlash to his NATO criticism The French president hit out at ‘priggishness and hypocrisy’ in the backlash to his criticism of international institutions including NATO. 12/11/2019
USA Rising temperatures put U.S. troops at risk during training By midcentury, troops could face an extra month of heat-index temperatures above 100 F every year, the Union of Concerned Scientists found. 11/11/2019
world news Most countries' climate targets 'totally insufficient' — study The US withdrawal from the 2015 Paris climate agreement sends "a terrible signal", the former chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change tells Euronews. 06/11/2019
no comment Extinction Rebellion wins court challenge to police protest ban Extinction Rebellion climate-change activists won a legal challenge in London's High Court on Wednesday (November 6) against a police-imposed blanket ban on protests during its "Autumn Uprising" in the British capital in October. 06/11/2019
no comment Brazilians protest Amazon deforestation outside EU Commission A group of Brazilian indigenous people burned a tree and held banners outside the European Council in Brussels on Tuesday in a protest against fires in the Amazon forest 05/11/2019
World 11,000 scientists declare climate emergency A worldwide coalition of scientists has declared a climate emergency, setting out key steps governments must take to avoid catastrophic consequences. 05/11/2019
Outdoor Eco-friendly palm oil 'is a con', says Greenpeace The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil clapped back, saying Greenpeace had 'misunderstood' its methods. 05/11/2019
no comment Flash floods, evacuations as storms hit Italy Stormy weather pounded Italy over the weekend causing flash floods and evacuations in the country's northwest 04/11/2019
Canada Amazon 'Forest Guardian' shot in the head by illegal loggers In an ambush on the Arariboia reservation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest, Paulino Guajajara was shot dead while one other was injured, according to a statement from Guajajara tribe leaders. 03/11/2019
Good Morning Europe Wildfires destroyed 178,000 hectares of land across Europe in 2018 Forest fires struck in more European countries than ever before. Last year, wildfires destroyed nearly 178,000 hectares of land across the continent. That’s according to a new report by the EU Commission, which says it’s having to spend more to protect our countryside. 01/11/2019
Spain Spain will host COP25 climate summit after Chile withdrawal The UN announced that Spain will host the COP25 climate summit in Madrid from December 2 - 13 following Chile’s withdrawal as host. 01/11/2019
France Europe’s eyes in space are helping business cope with climate change From today’s wine growers in France to tomorrow’s investors in the tourism industry, Europe’s eyes in space are helping businesses navigate the challenges of climate change. 31/10/2019
Transport Honda is stepping on the gas to reach its electric intentions by 2022 Japanese car designer set to achieve greener goal 3 years early. 31/10/2019
Germany Farmers fail in bid to sue German government over climate change A lawsuit filed against the German government for its alleged failure to meet climate change targets has been dismissed, say authorities. 31/10/2019
