Cop31 as it happened: ‘Everything and everyone we love is at stake,’ Greta Thunberg warns
Greta Thunberg's return to COP31 after five years puts renewed pressure on UN climate talks, with her warning that 'everything we love is at stake.'
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Greta Thunberg's return to COP31 after five years puts renewed pressure on UN climate talks, with her warning that 'everything we love is at stake.'
Global carbon emissions dip as oil prices surge amid Iran conflict, but analysts warn the decline is temporary without structural clean-energy acceleration.
Global fossil-fuel emissions dipped in 2026, but researchers attribute the drop to the Iran war rather than structural energy transition.
Ten years after the Paris Agreement, global reports question whether signatories have fulfilled their climate promises as emissions targets become harder to reach.
France and Germany have reached a significant agreement aimed at protecting Europe's automotive sector.
Coverage connects the ongoing Iran war and the clogged Strait of Hormuz to an unexpected drop in global emissions.
Over 50,000 people marched in Stockholm to demand stronger climate action as Sweden prepares for its upcoming general election.
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The UK government is weighing a reduction in electric vehicle sales targets amid pressure from car manufacturers and shifting economic conditions.
Severe European wildfires trigger intense political backlash and stark warnings over fragile disaster responses.
Canadian Prime Minister sparks backlash from MAGA supporters following a science-focused discussion amidst severe national wildfires.
The European Union is planning a significant revision of its landmark emissions-trading policy to provide heavy industry more time to adapt to carbon curbs.
New research challenges assumptions about forests' role in climate mitigation