Environment news
- Paris climate change agreement enters into force
- Your carbon footprint destroys 30 square metres of Arctic sea ice a year
- Diesel vehicles face charges after UK government loses air pollution case
- Oil firms announce $1bn green fund as Paris climate deal comes into force
- World on track for 3C of warming under current global climate pledges, warns UN
- Greece set to win €1.75bn from EU climate scheme to build two coal plants
- Natural measures must be key to UK flood protection, MPs urge
- Renewables could lose European power grid priority, documents reveal
- UK coal-powered electricity projected to fall by record amount
- Elephant poaching costing African nations millions in lost tourism revenue
- 300 million children live in areas with extreme air pollution, data reveals
Features and comment
- Dublin bike-share scheme faces funding crisis
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Barack Obama is the first climate president | John Abraham
- Warning over invasive flatworm posing threat to UK wildlife
- Coal doesn’t help the poor; it makes them poorer | Dana Nuccitelli
- Global carbon intensity falls as coal use declines
Multimedia
- The week in wildlife – in pictures
- World’s children breathing dangerous air - in pictures
- Measuring Arctic ice melt from the sky – in pictures
And finally...
From swimming sloths to lions in Botswana, the BBC’s six-part sequel looks set to be even more spectacular that the original that aired a decade ago
