Loading the video Earth News Video. ‘End handouts’ for fossil fuels, urges UN chief ahead of COP17 Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 16/10/2026 - 13:36 GMT+2 Fossil fuels are 'boiling our planet', says Guterres. Yet COP31 hosts Türkiye and Australia are expanding them, a new report shows. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next ‘End handouts’ for fossil fuels, urges UN chief ahead of COP17 Now playing Next Italy: Nationwide air traffic control issues disrupt flights at Rome airport Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 16th, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next 'Completely unique': Wind sled crosses Antarctica with zero emissions Now playing Next ‘Striking change’: Slovenia’s last glacier is rapidly shrinking Now playing Next Why landlocked countries struggle to make healthy food affordable Now playing Next Mont Blanc rises by almost two metres, now standing at 4,807.47 metres Now playing Next Musk suggests US behind slowdown in Ukraine's Starshield system Now playing Next Russia miscalculated in sidelining Europe, Kallas tells Euronews Now playing Next Thousands of supermarket fridges still exposed after cyberattacks Now playing Next Zelenskyy adviser: Starlink operations restricted in Ukraine overnight Now playing Next Russia strikes nine Ukrainian regions as strain grows between Zelenskyy and Trump Now playing Next Ukraine unveils flying ambulance drone that could save lives in minutes Now playing Next Families of 34 children killed in Pakistan school roof collapse demand justice Now playing Next Houthi missile attack targets Yemeni presidential palace in Aden Now playing Next Russians can't sip margaritas in the EU while Putin bombs Ukraine, says EPP MEP More videos
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