Climate Why are these Australian dancers performing on a melting iceberg? Dancing on ice just got serious 18/01/2022
Climate Now What's the real role of volcanoes in climate change? In partnership with Copernicus What's the role of volcanoes in climate change? We report from the Spanish island of La Palma and reveal the true influence of the emissions from the Cumbre Vieja volcano on our atmosphere. 17/01/2022
Ecotech Scientists can now map carbon to the scale of tennis courts from space The new Chloris map reveals that southern European countries are the ‘sleeping giants’ of carbon sinks. 13/01/2022
Earth News These are the six major environmental stories to follow in 2022 From the biodiversity crisis to activism to renewable energy to Joe Biden's environmental promises - there's a lot to pay attention to this year. 12/01/2022
Destinations Why are skiing holidays in France becoming a thing of the past? Watch these skiers make the most of Europe's climate-stricken slopes 10/01/2022
Climate A minister urged Spain to eat less meat - here’s how people reacted A government minister's comments that Spaniards should cut down on beef have sparked a furious backlash. 07/01/2022
Climate How climate change triggered a second exodus in Bosnia and Herzegovina Ana used to live on the banks of the River Sava near Croatia, until the most destructive floods of the century turned her into a climate migrant. 04/01/2022
Climate Malaysia calls for climate funds as the floods death toll rises to 48 With tens of thousands displaced this month, the country is asking for the money to adapt to increasingly extreme floods. 27/12/2021
World News Cost of extreme weather events increased in 2021, says NGO The July floods in Germany and Belgium unleashed damages of about €38 billion. 27/12/2021
Greenland ‘Alarming and undeniable’: Climate change threatening European Arctic The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet, and experts say the trends in Europe are troubling. 22/12/2021
Earth News Should European governments ban cigarettes? Cigarette manufacture uses large amounts of water, farmland and released C02, should we put a stop to it? 21/12/2021
World 2021: climate change gets real Euronews looks back on a year when the scale of devastation fuelled by global warming brought the issue of climate change to the main stage and into people's homes 21/12/2021
Nature What are ‘unicorns of the sea’ and why are they in danger? The Arctic must not be turned into a shipping highway, say scientists, as narwhals are stressed by sounds up to 40km away. 20/12/2021
Climate ‘Monster’ glacier in Antarctica on verge of losing ice shelf Scientists have discovered cracks in the shelf holding back Thwaites glacier which could cause sea levels to rise by several feet. 14/12/2021
Earth News Germany is pouring 60 billion euros into combatting climate change Plus an additional 18 billion euros will go into the country's climate and transformation fund next year. 14/12/2021
World News Russia, India veto UN resolution linking climate change and securit The opponent of the resolution argued it would turn climate change into a "politicised" issue. 14/12/2021
Climate The world needs to act fast after COP26, says UN climate chief “We really have a very short time to produce results," says the head of the UNFCCC Patricia Espinosa. 10/12/2021
Earth News China is now controlling the weather. What’s the environmental cost? The Chinese government used ‘cloud seeding’ to control rain and reduce pollution in Beijing last July. 09/12/2021
Earth Series ‘If COPs were useful, there would be no need for 26’ Euronews Green is partnering with Youth and Environment Europe (YEE) to bring you the unheard voices of the climate movement from across the continent. 09/12/2021
Climate It’s been a record-breaking year for wildfire carbon emissions Climate change is fanning the flames of fires around the world, the results from the EU's atmosphere monitoring service show. 08/12/2021