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Russell Brand: climate change efforts are “indifferent”

Comedian tells BBC efforts to address climate change “will not solve problem” and calls for tax on polluting companies

As people in developing world relocate towards urban centres, more are vulnerable to extreme weather events, says report

Church investors group encourages companies to improve energy efficiency, but remains sketchy about divestment from fossil fuels

UK train company employee claims on Twitter outdoor heaters aren’t wasteful because climate change is not man made

Scientists have predicted that forests will give way to agriculture – though eating more bugs could help to relieve the pressure

RTCC hears from six young people from France, Peru, the UK, Rwanda, India and Bolivia on how they are tackling climate change

Home to 70% of humans, cities are on the frontline of the fight against global warming says ICLEI regional chief

For thirty days, residents of Suwon city in South Korea agreed to swap their cars for a eccentric collection of bicycles

Marshall Islands leader presents Majuro Declaration to UN General-Secretary to complement his own efforts to catalyze climate action

In 1988 British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher warned of the dangers of global warming. Ever since the debate over what to do has raged

UN’s host city faces unique challenges posed by rising sea levels, and is responding with green investment

Insurer’s analysis of 616 cities around world predicts Asia cities set to suffer most from climate related impacts

Mary Robinson, former president of Ireland, speaks to RTCC about climate justice, the UN, and why climate sceptics make her angry

Campaigners say choice of BMW, Emirates and General Motors as COP19 hosts is inappropriate given poor pollution records

The Russian coastguard threatened to shoot two activists, who this morning climbed on board an Arctic oil rig, says Greenpeace

Social Venture Africa’s pilot project in January 2014 aims to turn Ghanaian mothers into solar engineers and entrepreneurs

This week 100 of the world’s leading sustainability leaders meet in New York. They’re all women, and they are ambitious for change

London-based Environmental Investigation Agency says over 2,400 UK stores are now using a group of non-warming coolants

Winner of 1997 Nobel Peace Prize tells RTCC pipeline is major threat to the indigenous First Nations people of Alberta

Using climate change data, a student has composed a song that illustrates how temperatures have risen since 1880