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Trump gets Swiss army security as climate protesters trek to Davos
In Zimbabwe, a backyard hydroponic farm beats drought to grow veg
Central banks can't save the world from climate change, BIS says
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Most Australian execs say climate change will damage companies Reuters
EU to add vetting of climate results to fiscal monitoring Reuters
Climate change pushes investors to take their temperature Reuters
Three die in Spain's Storm Gloria Reuters
Japan, US lead survey's corporate climate action 'A List' Reuters
After fire, dust and hail play havoc on Australian summer Reuters
Sports must do more to combat climate change: green group Reuters
Climate activists dressed as koalas set off on hike to Davos Reuters
Police detain 185 climate protesters at Brussels car show Reuters
Brazilian tribes back manifesto to save Amazon from Bolsonaro Reuters
'You're stealing our water': Germans protest against Tesla factory Reuters
Floods in Australia as storms lash some bushfire-hit regions Reuters
Children, young adults cannot sue U.S. govt over climate change Reuters
'You have not seen anything yet,' Thunberg says ahead of Davos Reuters
Serbians don masks and take to the streets to demand cleaner air Reuters
California sues Trump administration over drilling plan Reuters
Colombian farmers face pressure from climate-induced frosts Reuters
Bloomberg plan would make all new U.S. cars electric by 2035 Reuters
Australia's bushfire-stricken east welcomes drenching rain Reuters
Asian palm oil buyers lag behind in global green push: survey Michael Taylor
Maldives desperate for funds as islands risk going under Reuters
China to curb farming near rivers to reverse water pollution Reuters
Brazil's tribes stride into digital age to defend culture, forests Reuters
Japan firms take few steps to brace for increasing floods Reuters
Japan firms join global calls to ditch coal-fired power Reuters
'Alarm' over climate change rising among Americans: survey Ellen Wulfhorst
Wildfire-hit countries in need of new strategies to tame threat Laurie Goering
Microsoft to erase its carbon footprint, past and future Reuters
Colombia to increase monitoring to curb deforestation Reuters
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FACTBOX-Big Tech and their carbon pledges Reuters
UK plans to green its fields in post-Brexit shakeup Thin Lei Win
Germany adds brown coal to energy exit under landmark deal Reuters
Record 45 mln people across Southern Africa face hunger: UN Reuters
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About our Climate coverage

We focus on the human and development impacts of climate change.

Opinion

Michael Shank Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance

Vermont offers a peek at a solar energy future

A peer-to-peer energy sales platform will allow businesses to buy locally generated renewable power from others in the U.S. state
Makhtar Diop World Bank

It's time to hold transportation accountable for sustainability

Improving how people and goods reach each other is key to solving global challenges, from poverty to climate change
Annabelle Bladon International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)

Scrap fishing subsidies to help save the ocean and climate

This year is a watershed for tackling the climate emergency and the biodiversity crisis, and reforming fisheries subsidies would be a significant step forward on both
Mami Mizutori UNDRR

Ten years after earthquake, Haiti still vulnerable to disasters

In the past decade, Haiti has been hit by drought, cholera, hurricanes and more tremors - and is struggling to protect its people

In Depth

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More protests, more crackdowns? Climate activism faces 'crunch year'
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Scientists paint Australia fires as red alert on climate change
Digging up the dirt - could soil contain the answer to food shortages?
Rising heat knocks the crown off Tunisia's 'queen of dates'

Videos & Pictures

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Somaliland: One land's quest to defuse a climate 'timebomb'
City of Dry Lakes | Bangalore in 360
When disasters and conflicts collide: Colombia
Land of Little Rain
Remote Greek isle switches off power cuts, lights up green energy
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