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Pope urged to divest from fossil fuels as he visits Philippines

Pope urged to divest from fossil fuels as he visits Philippines

NEWS: Campaigners call on Pope Francis to show his support for victims of climate change by taking on vested interests

Greenpeace slams Indian government after activist blocked at airport

Greenpeace slams Indian government after activist blocked at airport

NEWS: Campaigner Priya Pillai was due to brief London MPs on proposed coal mine in Mahan forest

Charlie Hedbo: Artists and environmentalists

Charlie Hedbo: Artists and environmentalists

NEWS: Tignous and Cabu drew cartoons about climate, and worked with WWF and Greenpeace

Berlin in a heatwave (Pic: Frank Neulichedl/Flickr)

German heart disease deaths from heatwaves to rise fivefold

News: By the end of the century, five times as many Germans could die of heart disease triggered by high temperatures

Climate change boosting risks of conflict in fragile states - report

Climate change boosting risks of conflict in fragile states – report

NEWS: Briefing for UK aid workers says climate-related factors are making the world increasingly unstable

EU-backed study to explore climate and migration links

NEWS: Many millions of people may be forced to leave their homes in future due to changes in climate

Peru’s indigenous Uros people turn to solar power

Peru’s indigenous Uros people turn to solar power

NEWS: On floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca, remote communities are swapping candles for solar panels

People power central to solving Latin America's air pollution crisis

People power central to solving Latin America’s air pollution crisis

COMMENT: Citizen-led initiatives in the developing world have the potential to transform cities for the good

Pacific Islands lead largest ever climate fast

Pacific Islands lead largest ever climate fast

NEWS: Government ministers, delegates and half the population of Tuvalu joined activists in “historic” day of climate activism

World Bank signs up to 100 million clean cookstove drive

World Bank signs up to 100 million clean cookstove drive

NEWS: Development bank hands over $60 million in push to end indoor harmful air pollution affecting millions

Green Queen signs up to UK carbon-cutting club

Green Queen signs up to UK carbon-cutting club

NEWS: British monarchy joins National Trust carbon cutting club to make its palaces greener

Church of England faces new pressure to divest fossil fuel holdings

Church of England faces new pressure to divest fossil fuel holdings

NEWS: Diocese of Oxford demands divestment, and promises to review its own investments in fossil fuels

Bill McKibben: the climate movement needs to get confrontational

Bill McKibben: the climate movement needs to get confrontational

INTERVIEW: The writer and reluctant activist tells RTCC greens must challenge the financial might of fossil fuel companies

Desmond Tutu: Rejoice in opportunities for a cleaner planet

Desmond Tutu: Rejoice in opportunities for a cleaner planet

NEWS: Archbishop leads church service in Copenhagen to mark the release of the UN’s IPCC science report

Naomi Klein: New York showed glimpse of climate justice movement

Naomi Klein: New York showed glimpse of climate justice movement

INTERVIEW: Climate pragmatists are failing to confront dirty energy – we need an ideological shift, the author of This Changes Everything tells RTCC

Marshall Islands poet says youth must lead climate fight

Marshall Islands poet says youth must lead climate fight

INTERVIEW: Star of UN climate summit says support in New York left her moved, and determined to save her country

Carbon emissions aren’t the only danger, says Greenpeace founder

Carbon emissions aren’t the only danger, says Greenpeace founder

NEWS: Veteran of early green movement speaks out about the danger of neglecting other issues that threaten the planet

Climate adaptation brings men back to women-only village

Climate adaptation brings men back to women-only village

NEWS: How tackling water scarcity in Burkina Faso brought men, a beer brewing business and a donkey to village of women

How are young Africans tackling climate change?

How are young Africans tackling climate change?

INTERVIEW: Africa’s young people look forward to bright future on the world’s most vulnerable continent

Can Africa feed itself in spite of climate change?

Can Africa feed itself in spite of climate change?

NEWS: Rising populations, climate impacts and security concerns make the job of Africa’s farmers increasingly challenging

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