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Euroviews. Brazil's Bolsonaro: A new candidate for trial in the Hague? | View

Brazil's newly elected president, Jair Bolsonaro, promotes destructive environmental policies that could amount to international crimes, warn human rights experts.

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Euroviews. Tying ourselves to trees won’t solve climate change | View

The root cause of climate change is a broken economic model that undervalues non-renewable resources in favour of consumer products, writes Todd Lemons.

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Climate change to make beer prices soar with temperatures, study says

Scientists say extreme weather and drought will hit barley crops used to make beer, bringing higher prices

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Thousands rally against climate change across Europe

The rallies come a week after a report warned that "rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society" are needed to keep temperatures below 1.5 degree celsius under pre-industrial levels.

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Euroviews. Climate change: Watershed moment calls for strong leadership from EU | View

The grim picture painted by the UN's IPCC report on climate change should be a warning to the EU and other advanced economies: reduce carbon emissions to zero to avoid temperature rises with the most devastating consequences.

Spain

Euroviews. Seville: How a small Spanish city became a cycling hub for all | View

As tackling climate change and our dependence on fossils fuels becomes more urgent than ever, city planners are turning the bicycle as a healthy, environmentally-friendly mode of transport.

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EU is 'irrelevant' according to half of Europeans surveyed

Europeans want to vote on EU-wide policy decisions and more transparency.

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EU C02 emissions compromise

EU countries agree to 35 percent C02 cut on cars by 2030

World

Raw Politics: the dire climate change warning that should shock us all

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has issued a report that warns that the world faces a critical threat if society doesn't act now.

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Climate change report: World needs 'unprecedented' response

Climate change report: World needs 'unprecedented' response to stop temperatures rising

Canada

Watch: 'Iceberg tourism': Newfoundland's new-found livelihood

The breaking of ice caps due to climate change is having a beneficial effect on the Canadian province's economy

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Watch: Massive chunk of ice breaks from Greenland glacier

A portion of the Helheim Glacier in Greenland breaks off into the sea. The rare footage from June, captured by Reuters photographer Lukas Jackson.

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UN: Global hunger is rising, returning to levels seen a decade ago

The number of hungry people in the world grew in 2017 for the third year in a row, a UN report has warned

Sweden

Sweden votes: climate is key election issue 'for first time in Europe'

Sweden’s scorching summer and subsequent forest fires have given unprecedented prominence to the issue.

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Governments 'not on track' to cap temperatures at below two degrees

Governments are 'not on track' to cap temperatures at below two degrees, said UN's Patricia Espinosa.

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Study: Heatwaves, floods to become more severe as 'weather stalls'

Sizzling heatwaves may not be limited to the summer of 2018.

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World heading toward an uninhabitable 'Hothouse' new study warns

A new study shows that Earth is at risk of entering what scientists dub “Hothouse Earth” conditions. In these circumstances, Earth will become uninhabitable.

Sweden

Summer sun melts mountain in Sweden

Sweden's highest summit has lost its crown after melting ice leaves it 20cm lower

Sweden

How Sweden's highest peak has lost its top spot

Sweden has endured its hottest July on record, severe drought and some of the worst forest fires the country has ever seen. Now its highest peak has lost 4 metres to glacier melt. We speak to the researcher who made the dicovery.

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Why heatwaves in Europe are becoming the new normal

Scientists are warning that the record-breaking heatwave currently impacting Europe is likely to become the rule rather than the exception as climate change disrupts weather patterns.