World What is Earth Overshoot Day, and why should I be worried? July 29 marks the date that scientists have calculated humanity has depleted its annual limit of natural resources. But what does this actually mean, and why should we be concerned? 29/07/2019
world news Could London be as hot as Barcelona by 2050? Scientists have analysed pairs of 520 major cities around the world and tested to see what their climate in 2050 would look like. 11/07/2019
state of the union Marathon summit leaves Strasbourg reeling The week was marked by controversies of behind-closed door deals and democratic deficits as EU leaders chose the next nominees to lead the continent into the next five years. It was also the first week new MEPs took up their seats and a fair few rhetorical fireworks ensued. 05/07/2019
Good Morning Europe Antarctica has lost more ice in four years than the Arctic has in 34 years Until 2014, Antarctic sea ice levels were actually increasing- but since then according to satellite data, there's been a 'precipitous' nosedive in ice levels. Scientists are now trying to find out why, and what it might mean. 02/07/2019
France The science of heatwaves: How will this week compare to 2003? Alex Morgan at #TheCube asks extreme weather expert Dr Dann Mitchell how this heatwave might compare to past summers, and if we're having more hot spells. 24/06/2019
The Cube Protesters occupy German coal mine Protesters near the RWE Garzweiler coal mine have set up camp in preparation for their occupation of the area. 21/06/2019
world news Greenpeace 'climate emergency' protest targets EU summit Activists staged a protest in Brussels ahead of Thursday's European summit, projecting a picture of the planet as a bomb to highlight the 'climate emergency'. 20/06/2019
Pakistan World's highest-operating weather stations installed on Mount Everest The world's highest-operating weather stations have been installed on Mount Everest, according to the National Geographic Society. 19/06/2019
The Cube ‘Climate of urgency’: Tensions rising amid Greenpeace's BP protests BP has serviced an injunction against Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise amid growing tensions between the oil giant and the environmentalist group. 15/06/2019
no comment Climate change activists block cruise ship from leaving German harbour The group of climate change activists called "Smash Cruisehit" took action this Sunday in the port of Kiel, Germany in protest of the damages caused by cruises to the environment. 10/06/2019
World Swedish activist Greta Thunberg addresses climate march in Copenhagen Greta Thunberg addresses the "People's Climate March" live in front of the Danish Parliament. 25/05/2019
Austria Snow joke: Austria ski resort reopens for the first time in May A ski resort in Austria will reopen this weekend for the first time in May after unprecedented heavy snowfall. 16/05/2019
Germany Merkel vows to make Germany CO2 neutral but some remain sceptical German Chancellor Angela Merkel addressed the 10th Petersburg Climate Dialogue on Tuesday. During her speech Merkel vowed to create a plan to make Germany CO2 neutral by 2050. In reaction to the vow, environmental NGOs have made it clear that they want action, not promises. 14/05/2019
Ireland Ireland is second country to declare 'climate emergency' Ireland became the second country in the world, after the UK, to declare a "climate emergency". 09/05/2019
world news Eight EU countries call for ambitious fight against climate change Eight EU countries call for more ambition in tackling climate change ahead of EU leader summit in Romania. 08/05/2019
no comment Activists block doors of London Stock Exchange in climate protest Environmental activists blocked the entrance to the London Stock Exchange in the final day of protests aimed at pushing the UK to act faster to avert what they claim will be catastrophic climate change. 25/04/2019
View Action to tackle climate change must be based on evidence not fanaticism ǀ View Protestors on the streets of London perhaps had good intentions. But action on climate change won't come without governments acting on scientific evidence and facts. 23/04/2019
United Kingdom More than 200 arrests as climate activists occupy London landmarks The protests, led by British climate group Extinction Rebellion, have brought parts of London to a standstill for a second day running. 16/04/2019
Raw Politics Climate activists demonstrate in London Climate activists took to the streets of London on Monday to draw attention to climate change in the EU. The demonstrations were organised by UK group Extinction Rebellion. 15/04/2019
Austria Watch: Scientists seek Earth's oldest ice to understand climate change The team will head to Antarctica hoping to extract a 1.5 million-year-old ice core. 09/04/2019
United Kingdom Extinction Rebellion activists strip off for 'elephant in the room' Eleven protesters from the climate change group Extinction Rebellion stripped off in the House of Commons as MPs prepared for a second round of indicative votes on Monday. 01/04/2019
no comment Alarm after fresh iceberg ruptures in Chile's Patagonia region Two new icebergs have broken off the Grey Glacier in Chile's Patagonia in recent weeks, amid fears that such ruptures are becoming more frequent, scientists told Reuters. 13/03/2019
United Kingdom Pens for placards: UK students join wave of climate protests Thousands of pupils are swapping pens for placards as the student climate protests sweeping Europe reach the UK. 15/02/2019
Good Morning Europe Colour of oceans to change by end of 21st century The colour of the oceans could be about to change. That’s according to a new study by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The study found that because climate change is affecting the oceans ecosystems, this could alter the colour of the water as early as the end of the twenty-fi 05/02/2019
brussels bureau Over 70,000 people march for the climate in Belgium Marchers braved the cold and rain in Brussels to urge politicians to act on climate change. 27/01/2019
brussels bureau The Brief from Brussels: Venezuela, climate march, yellow vests Today's top stories in Europe 24/01/2019
