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Rio Olympics: don't break 1.5C record, say athletes

Rio Olympics: don’t break 1.5C record, say athletes

Campaign launches to promote clean energy and sustainable lifestyles, with stars backing #sport4climate

Controlling vines gives dramatic boost to Tanzania's forests

Controlling vines gives dramatic boost to Tanzania’s forests

Cutting back lianas allows trees to flourish, study finds, with lessons for forest management across tropical Africa, South America and Asia

Buy Canadian oil if you love hot lesbians, says lobbyist

Buy Canadian oil if you love hot lesbians, says lobbyist

Alberta tar sands group apologises for post after complaints of sexism, but reiterates criticism of Saudi Arabia’s human rights record

Habitat III: we need a new urban climate agenda

Habitat III: we need a new urban climate agenda

Current progress to make our cities a better place is held back by the lack of political will: but that shouldn’t be inevitable

Amazon Basin drought stunts planet's 'green lungs'

Amazon Basin drought stunts planet’s ‘green lungs’

Serious tree loss and stunted growth caused by repeated droughts in the Amazon Basin have damaged the rainforest’s vital ability to store atmospheric carbon

Heat stress to wipe billions off GDP in India, China

Heat stress to wipe billions off GDP in India, China

Scientific reports warn that people are already dying and economies being hit by climate change − and that the dangers are growing

UN Human Rights Council declares climate a priority

UN Human Rights Council declares climate a priority

Influential UN body considers human rights and climate change post-Paris, emphasises importance of the climate negotiations in protecting communities

Oslo votes to slash emissions 95% by 2030

Oslo votes to slash emissions 95% by 2030

Norway’s capital announces ambitious carbon cutting plans with a car-free city centre and clean energy buses topping the agenda

Bloomberg, Figueres underline climate risks of Brexit

Bloomberg, Figueres underline climate risks of Brexit

Leaders urge European unity as British voters prepare to head to polls, stressing importance of global cooperation on low carbon economy

Can robots cut farming's carbon footprint?

Can robots cut farming’s carbon footprint?

Drones, satellites and weed killing lasers could slash the energy used to grow crops, say experts

How Indian soldiers are fighting climate change

How Indian soldiers are fighting climate change

Eco Task Force has planted 65 million trees in the past 30 years, government claims, in an initiative to rehabilitate forests

Kim Kardashian v climate change: There's only one winner

Kim Kardashian v climate change: There’s only one winner

Media coverage of the US reality TV star blows Planet Earth out of the water, but the number of platforms following climate change is growing finds study

Top insurer urges US to stop subsidising climate-risk homes

Top insurer urges US to stop subsidising climate-risk homes

National scheme encourages irresponsible housebuilding on regions exposed to flooding and storms, warns Lloyds

Saskatchewan denies climate science as wildfires lick its border

Saskatchewan denies climate science as wildfires lick its border

Canadian provincial government hits out at ‘misguided dogma’ as Fort McMurray blaze polarises oil pipeline debate

Cows, rice and soil are key to farming emissions cuts

Cows, rice and soil are key to farming emissions cuts

More action is needed to cut the carbon footprint of food production in line with a 2C global warming limit

Climate change will transform US forests - study

Climate change will transform US forests – study

‘Cyberforest’ models show subtropical species could take hold in the Pacific northwest, while drought hits trees in the northeast

Alcoholism, domestic abuse weakens climate resilience

Alcoholism, domestic abuse weakens climate resilience

Communities where alcohol use is rife are at greater risk of disintegration when extreme weather hits, finds study

Shanghai must target heavy industry to peak emissions

Shanghai must target heavy industry to peak emissions

China’s largest city is leading on green buildings and sustainable transport technology, but experts say it needs to get a grip on polluting sectors

No need to destroy forests to feed growing population - study

No need to destroy forests to feed growing population – study

Models show saving trees and expanding food supply are compatible, particularly if people avoid meat

Land rights crucial to save tropical forests - UNDP

Land rights crucial to save tropical forests – UNDP

Researchers highlight importance of carbon-sucking forests alongside New York climate deal signing ceremony

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