Green News Climate-focused Netflix rival launches today, backed by Prince Harry The launch of the environmental streaming platform, WaterBear, has also been praised by the likes of BAFTA. 01/12/2020
Green News Lockdowns only had a 'tiny' impact on global warming, says WMO The fall in carbon emissions in 2020 is being described as just a 'blip' in the long term. 25/11/2020
Green News Ex-criminal youth help Africa's largest slums go green and clean The young people cleaning up the Kibera slums, as Kenya faces a problem with plastic pollution. 24/11/2020
France France considers introducing new 'ecocide' offence But some climate activists argue that the sanctions don't reflect the international definition of 'ecocide'. 22/11/2020
Green News The UK’s Green Revolution plan is ‘nowhere near enough’, say critics Boris Johnson's new climate pledge is worth £12 billion, but does it go far enough? 18/11/2020
Green News Regrowing forests may be the ‘single largest natural climate solution’ There are questions about whether planting trees is always the best option. 09/11/2020
Living This Glasgow-based artist is the founder of the 'Plastic Bag Museum' Katrina Cobain is making plastic bags a thing of the past by locking them away in a museum. 04/11/2020
USA Trump and Biden: How do they differ on tackling the climate crisis? As with many issues at the heart of the US presidential campaign, the threat of climate change shows Donald Trump and Joe Biden at polar opposites. 03/11/2020
Green News The 18-year-old climate campaigner ‘preparing for the worst’ Jamie Margolin on planning for the future in the midst of a climate crisis. 26/10/2020
Green News 'I turned 17 in my prison cell': Meet climate activist Blue Sandford After dropping out of school and being arrested, Blue Sandford has penned a new book for Extinction Rebellion Youth. 19/10/2020
World News Euroviews. As climate change begins to bite, ending overfishing will safeguard our oceans’ health ǀ View Our oceans are our first line of defence against rising carbon levels in the atmosphere. Overfishing is compromising the planet's immunity to climate change - to the detriment of us all. 19/10/2020
France Will France's largest glacier still be here by the end of the century? Euronews visits France's largest glacier La Mer de Glace to see the effects of climate change as part of EU Green Week 2020 19/10/2020
Green News The 18-year-old activist changing the climate conversation in the UK She led 5,000 kids onto the roads in protest, now Noga Levy-Rapoport is trying to reform the education system. 19/10/2020
Green News Anuna de Wever on fighting climate change and ‘incapable’ politicians "I want to have an impact in the biggest way possible." 19/10/2020
World News Hottest September on record: Now 2020 on course for warmest year ever This September saw unusually high temperatures in Siberia, across the Middle East, parts of South America and Australia — while a European heatwave shattered monthly records, too. 07/10/2020
Green News How did the internet react to David Attenborough's newest documentary? Sir David Attenborough's latest release is unlike any of his previous work. 05/10/2020
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Green News World's largest company Walmart pledges net-zero emissions by 2040 The US retail giant made the announcement at this year's Climate Week in New York City. 30/09/2020
USA US wildfires spark political debate over climate change Democratic governors blame climate change for record-breaking wildfires that have enveloped the West coast in smoke. Members of the Trump administration are blaming forest mismanagement. 14/09/2020
Living Sudden snowfall and orange skies: The week's climate news in pictures The best eco-imagery from around the world this week, gathered by Euronews Living. 13/09/2020