space What's the reality of Earth's climate in 2015? We have all heard of climate change, but what’s really happening to our planet now, in November 2015? As the COP21 summit in Paris looms in December 19/11/2015
economy Include developing countries, G20 is urged Although terrorism shot up the agenda at the G20, the world’s largest economies meeting in Turkey also had to tackle other global challenges such as 17/11/2015
science Champagne adopts methods to defend the fizz from climate change Champagne, the area of France which produces the fizz that accompanies celebration, is under the climate change microscope. Avize, the heart of our 16/11/2015
USA [COP21] In Paris, Obama wants to lead the world to a clean energy future When US President Barack Obama travels to Paris for the global conference on climate change later this month, he does it with his head very high 13/11/2015
France Research ship to remind UN delegates of the sea's influence on climate A ship that’s been sailing around the world documenting marine life has dropped anchor on the Seine in Paris in the run up to a UN conference on 13/11/2015
world news [IN PICTURES] How would these iconic cities look at +2ºC and +4ºC? With the COP21 global climate conference due to start in Paris at the end of November, NGO Climate Central has released thought-provoking images of 11/11/2015
world news Hollande and Obama step up pressure on climate change ahead of COP21 The French and American presidents have urged for action to tackle global warming following a warning by the World Meteorological Organization that greenhouse gases reached record levels in 2014. 09/11/2015
brussels bureau Climate change? Warmer weather leaves Belgian brewery in low spirits The owner of a Belgian brewery is in low spirits, as unusually warm weather wreaks havoc with production. Brasserie Cantillon, based in Brussels 09/11/2015
world news Greenhouse gas levels reached record and 'dangerous' high in 2014 Levels of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere reached record highs last year, making Earth a more dangerous planet for future generations, says the 09/11/2015
world news Greenhouse gas levels reach record high Greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2014, the World Meteorological Organization announced on Monday. “Every year we say 09/11/2015
Canada Trudeau's 'simple message' embodies major ambitions Canada once earned a good reputation in the world. But under the new prime minister’s predecessor it suffered. Restoring the reputation is high on 04/11/2015
world news UN chief says not enough done to curb global warming The United Nations has praised plans by around 150 countries to halt greenhouse gas emissions, but said they need to do more to control rising 30/10/2015
Cinema Luc Jacquet talks Ice and Sky to euronews A decade after his Oscar-winning documentary ‘March of the Penguins’, French director Luc Jacquet is back with ‘Ice and the Sky’. It tells the story 23/10/2015
Greece Climate change in Greece: More visible than we think - Negative future ahead In Greece, so the saying goes, they are blessed that summer lasts until the end of October. But is this true? Sure, most years the country’s warm 22/10/2015
brussels bureau Climate protesters take to the streets of Brussels Dozens of protesters have taken to the streets of Brussels ahead of a UN climate conference next month. The UN meeting will aim to broker a binding 21/10/2015
no comment Francois Hollande visits Iceland glacier French President Francois Hollande visits an Iceland glacier to witness the damage of global warming ahead of climate change talks in Paris in 18/10/2015
France Francois Hollande in land of fire and ice With a few weeks to go until major UN talks on climate change in Paris, French President Francois Hollande is in Iceland to see for himself the 17/10/2015
science The scientific secrets of a weather station on Quelccaya ice cap in Peru The Quelccaya ice cap of Peru sits at an average altitude of 5,500 metres and is the largest piece of ice in the tropics, but it has been melting at 14/10/2015
Monaco Solar Impuse 2: much more than a record-breaking flight When the crew of Solar Impulse 2 were forced to suspend their effort to complete the first solar-powered aerial circumnavigation of the globe, the 13/10/2015
USA In US 2016 election campaign, ‘climate change’ deeply divisive issue As the international climate summit in Paris is getting closer, one of the most important political gatherings of our times, the 2016 US presidential 12/10/2015
USA World's corals being 'bleached by global warming' Drained of colour, becoming ghost-like. This is what is happening to the world’s corals. The bright and beautiful are being ‘bleached’, from thermal 08/10/2015
USA Climate change: Hollande warns world leaders that a deal can be delayed no longer French President Francois Hollande has urged world leaders at the UN to speed up their commitments to tackling climate change, so that an historic 29/09/2015
no comment 'Climate Noah's Ark' in Paris The River Seine hosted its own version of Noah’s Ark on Saturday (September 19), with 140 coloured statues of animals arriving on two boats down the 21/09/2015
France 'Noah's Arc for Climate' sails through Paris Some 140 coloured animals representing Noah’s Arc sailed up the River Seine in Paris on Saturday (September 19). The display is to raise awareness 19/09/2015
brussels bureau EU environment ministers endorse 2030 climate target EU environment ministers have formally agreed to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least forty percent by 2030. It forms the bloc’s negotiating 18/09/2015
world news Pope calls for more co-operation to fight climate change With worries that the December conference on climate change in Paris is heading towards a showdown and possible clash between rich and poor countries 11/09/2015