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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

Europe News

The Brief from Brussels: Venezuela, climate march, yellow vests

Today's top stories in Europe

24/01/2019

World News

Europe's chaotic weather in 2018 is wake-up call for climate change

A look back at the exceptional weather events that hit Europe during 2018 and if climate change can explain it.

02/01/2019

Green News

NGOS sue French government over not doing enough to tackle climate cha

Four NGOs including Oxfam and Greenpeace have decided to take the first act of "a climate justice action" against the French State.

21/12/2018

World News

Euroviews. How climate action is transforming the very fabric of business | View

By publicly committing to carbon neutrality, governments can lay down the indicators of success for businesses. Choosing sustainable materials, whether for packaging or for construction, should be a cornerstone of the EU’s low emissions strategy by 2050.

17/12/2018

Poland

COP24 annouces agreement in Katowice

The COP24 United Nations climate talks needed overtime and frantic negotiations to succeed, but the success now means nearly 200 nations have a rulebook to follow to implement the 2015 Paris climate accord.

15/12/2018

Living

Climate change could kill off black truffles

According to a recent report, the expensive delicacy may vanish from southern Europe by the end of this century.

14/12/2018

Poland

Hopes dwindle at COP24 as climate talks draw to a close

Delegates' confidence is waning as they struggle to agree a rulebook for implementing the landmark Paris Agreement before Saturday.

13/12/2018

Living

Our future is melting away and this artist wants us to see it

Centuries-old Greenland icebergs in the heart of London raise awareness of climate change.

12/12/2018

France

France sees a new wave of climate marches

Thousands of people gathered in the streets of various cities across France to demand that the government take action to limit global warming despite the gilets jaunes protests.

08/12/2018

Europe News

The Brief: Climate challenges, toy safety and Brexit decisions

The Brief: Climate challenges, toy safety and Brexit decisions

07/12/2018

World News

What was the worst year in history? Scientists determine the answer

What was the worst year in history? Scientists determine the answer

21/11/2018

World News

Arctic heatwave could result in summer-like warmth for Alaska

Climate scientist Zack Labe told Euronews this phenomenon could cause temperatures to rise over 10°C above average in some areas of Alaska, making the climate feel equivalent to late-summer

29/09/2018

My Europe Series

German energy giant clears climate protesters from Hambach forest

Central Europe's last primordial forest in Germany is about to be obliterated to dig up dirty and inefficient lignite coal, despite Berlin's trumpeted green credentials. Insiders talks to all sides of the story, but RWE refuses to comment.

28/09/2018

World News

Late summer: Heatwave to return to Europe

Strong heatwave ahead for parts of Europe

17/09/2018

World News

Euroviews. ‘Clean cooling’ needs to come in from the cold | View

We need to take a hard look at how we provide cooling and devise a radically more efficient approach. If we do not, the irony is that as we strive to cool ourselves down, we shall be heating the planet up …. requiring more cooling.

09/08/2018

Finland

Helsinki shoppers sleep in cool supermarket aisles to escape heatwave

A supermarket in Finland offered its customers its aisles as a cool place to sleep on Saturday as respite from Europe's heatwave

06/08/2018

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.

03/08/2018

World News

Climate change made Europe’s heatwave 'more than twice as likely'

The current heatwave across northern Europe was made more than twice as likely by climate change resulting from human activities, according to a preliminary assessment by leading scientists.

28/07/2018

World News

European weather: Will it be sun cream or raincoats this summer?

Various parts of the continent are experiencing unusual weather conditions, so what's in store for the summer?

13/06/2018