Green News A game changing resource for the environment Could rice husk be a solution for the poorly-housed around the world? 08/03/2019
USA A climate science giant leaves a final warning Days before his death, Wallace Broecker urged scientists to consider deploying a last-ditch solar shield to stop global warming. 04/03/2019
Economy The week in numbers Euro winners and losers, pro-EU alliances and good weather, bad air quality. 01/03/2019
Germany Schoolkids on strike 'misunderstood' by people, says German activist Laura Neubauer, inspired by 16 year old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, speaks to Euronews and tells of her disappointment with the German government. 01/03/2019
United Kingdom EU must back lab-grown meat to save the planet, researchers say EU policymakers have been urged to shake up European diets by pouring public money into creating lab-grown meat as a viable mass-market alternative 19/02/2019
World Belgium Student Climate Change Protests - Act VI The student movement which is taking place in 270 cities worldwide will spread to the UK on Friday and is building up to a global day of action next month. 14/02/2019
Europe Decoded Why are Dutch students joining climate protests? Euronews spoke to Dutch student Kim van Sparrentak, who is running in the European Parliament elections this year, about why students are skipping class for climate protests. 07/02/2019
World Academics back climate protesters with signed letter | Raw Politics As thousands of young climate change activists marched in the Netherlands, they were supported by a group of 350 scientists and researchers. 07/02/2019
World Raw Politics in full: Brexit; France-Italy row & Rome's economic woes Get your daily update on all things Europe with Thursday night's full episode of Raw Politics. 07/02/2019
World "Long-term trends toward warmer temperatures are clear and continuing," NASA concludes As debates over policy and science continue, the climate is heating up. A new study just released by NASA and NOAA has identified that the last five years have been the five hottest years on record, with 2018 coming in fourth. It's a stark picture of a world warming at an alarming rate. 07/02/2019
World News World heading for warmest decade since records began: Met Office The Met Office has warned the world is in the middle of what is likely to be the warmest decade since records began in 1850. 06/02/2019
Europe News Brussels plans to plant a tree for every child born within the city It is thought as a result 2,000 trees will be planted each year 06/02/2019
World 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
Belgium Young climate protesters flood streets for fourth week Young Belgian students in Brussels, Liège and Leuven skipped school for the fourth Thursday in a row to demand action on climate change policies. 01/02/2019
Austria Schwarzenegger meets Austrian chancellor for climate change talks Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger met with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz on Tuesday for talks ahead of the R20 Austrian World Summit on climate change 30/01/2019
World News Climate change forces killer whales further north to feed Climate change pushing killer whales to migrate north 28/01/2019
France Bordalo II street sculptures in Paris expo A Portuguese artist is turning rubbish into street art sculptures of endangered animals to highlight Climate Change. 27/01/2019
Europe News 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
No Comment Venezuela unrest and Brussels climate protests: No Comment of the week Take a look back at some of the top videos from this week's No Comment section. 25/01/2019