Europe News Meet Flossie the beach cleaner - dubbed Ireland's Greta Apart from collecting plastic waste, Flossie takes part in the weekly Fridays for Futures marches. Her inspiration– the Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg. 12/12/2019
No Comment Protesters target Japan and world leaders at COP25 Demonstrators have been making their voices heard at the COP25 climate change conference in Madrid. 10/12/2019
No Comment Eight-year-old scales street light in Madrid to demand climate action An 8-year-old climate activist climbed up a street light in front of COP25 summit to demand action against climate change. 09/12/2019
World News Marine life threatened as oceans lose oxygen - report Marine life is increasingly threatened by oceans losing oxygen, a new report said. 07/12/2019
Ocean NGOs work to rebuild vital coral reefs, but islands threatened by climate change need much more help In partnership with the European Commission Seychelles and other small island states are at the forefront of climate change. With increasingly destructive hurricanes and floods, rising sea levels and dying coral reefs, how can island societies survive the climate impact? 06/12/2019
Ocean Will climate change make small island states disappear? In partnership with the European Commission Hans-Otto Pörtner, a co-author of the IPCC Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate, talked to Euronews about the future for small island states with ongoing climate change. 06/12/2019
World News EU still among top 3 of world CO2 emitters, new data shows The European Union is still among the world's top three CO2 emitters after China and the United States, new data shows. The figures, which date from 2018, were released on Wednesday by the Global Carbon Project on the occasion of the UN Climate Summit in Madrid (COP25) 05/12/2019
Partner content Identifying human and nature role in CO2 emissions is key to control global warming Partner content presented by Copernicus Under the Paris Agreement, 195 countries have pledged to slash their greenhouse gas emissions to keep global temperature rise well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels. 04/12/2019
World 'Mobilisation on World War Two scale needed to achieve climate target' A climate politics expert has told Euronews that mobilisation on the level of World War Two is required to fulfil the Paris Climate Agreement's minimum target. 26/11/2019
Spain Spain could lose its biggest glacier in just 20 years Such is the rate of global warming that scientists predict that the Lost Mountain glacier in northern Spain will disappear altogether within twenty years. 24/11/2019
Europe News The Brief: 'dying' to be heard These young activists are "dying" to be heard. Bringing their calls for urgent climate action inside the European Parliament and forcing politicians to climb over them, to get to their meetings. 20/11/2019
Climate Now Counting carbon: CO2 monitoring in a changing climate In partnership with Copernicus We investigate one of the hottest topics in climate change in this episode of Climate Now, looking at how scientists are working to track emissions and differentiate between sources of CO2, be they human or natural. 18/11/2019
Greenland Greenland airport becomes latest victim of climate change Greenland's main airport is set to end civilian flights within five years due to climate change, as the melting of permafrost is cracking the runway. 15/11/2019
France Macron attacks ‘hypocrisy’ of backlash to his NATO criticism The French president hit out at ‘priggishness and hypocrisy’ in the backlash to his criticism of international institutions including NATO. 12/11/2019
World News 11,000 scientists declare climate emergency A worldwide coalition of scientists has declared a climate emergency, setting out key steps governments must take to avoid catastrophic consequences. 05/11/2019
World Wildfires destroyed 178,000 hectares of land across Europe in 2018 Forest fires struck in more European countries than ever before. Last year, wildfires destroyed nearly 178,000 hectares of land across the continent. That’s according to a new report by the EU Commission, which says it’s having to spend more to protect our countryside. 01/11/2019
France Europe’s eyes in space are helping business cope with climate change From today’s wine growers in France to tomorrow’s investors in the tourism industry, Europe’s eyes in space are helping businesses navigate the challenges of climate change. 31/10/2019
Partner content Walking on thin ice in the Arctic? Partner content presented by Copernicus Ice-free summers expose Arctic ecosystems to more than open waters 28/10/2019
Green News Veganism could be key to reducing farming's carbon footprint A new study has identified reduced meat consumption and tree-planting as viable solutions to global warming. 23/10/2019
World News What on Earth (monitoring) can Copernicus do for me? The European Union's satellite and earth monitoring program can seem a complex constellation far, far away but its ever-growing services are already among us and have many possible applications. 18/10/2019