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Brexit: No excuse to ?go back to year zero? on climate

As the UK?s vote to leave the European Union sends shockwaves across the world, green groups warn the move cannot be an excuse to ?go back to year zero on environmental protection?.

Climate?s coral killers move in swiftly

Worst-ever bleaching event affects 93 percent of the Great Barrier Reef as rising temperatures and sea levels bring swift death to vast swathes of colourful corals.

World celebrates Pope?s words as faith groups shift into action

The world is celebrating the one-year anniversary of Pope Francis? groundbreaking encyclical on ecology, ?Laudato Si?, and much of those celebrations are focused on taking climate action.

Brexit costs to be counted in health & climate impacts

The UK public will head to the polls next week, in a ?climate referendum? that could see it turn its back on decades of progress on environmental issues, including climate change and air pollution.

Arctic melting feeds on itself

Melting sea ice is affecting the closely-linked Arctic climate in a feedback that will speed up warming there, scientists say.

Li Junfeng Receives Zayed Future Energy Prize Lifetime Achievement Award

Source: Global Times - Visionary Leader of China’s Clean Energy Transition Wins Prestigious Award

UK airlines set out four targets to cut carbon emissions

Source: Travel Weekly - Four targets have been set by UK airlines to help cut carbon emissions.

Trump team moving away from supporters on climate science

Source: BBC - Donald Trump and his cabinet accept far more of the research on climate change than many of their political supporters, say British scientists.

Celebrating corporate sustainability leadership

Source: Corporate Knights - Despite U.S. change in direction, the private sector is proving its commitment to sustainable development.

Climate Experts See Xi Touting Clean Energy Leadership at Davos

Source: Bloomberg - Four days before climate change skeptic Donald Trump becomes president of the U.S., his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping will appear at Davos. His theme is responsible business and his speech is expected to tout the world’s largest polluter as a leader in the fight against global warming and shift toward renewable energy.