“Time To Choose”: The New Film From Oscar-Winner Charles Ferguson
In a special event, you can watch online Huffington Green, the important new climate change film, “Time to Choose,” from Oscar-winning filmmaker Charles Ferguson.
Climate Pledges: Who’s Doing What?
As the Paris climate summit opens, 183 countries have submitted pledges for greenhouse gas (GHG) curbs meant to underpin a 195-nation climate rescue pact.
What You Need to Know About the Paris Climate Talks
World leaders begin assembling in Paris today to try to do what they haven’t been able to for two decades: steer the world away from climate disaster.
“No Planet B” in The Fight Against Global Warming
Tens of thousands of people from Sydney to London joined one of the biggest days of climate change activism on Sunday, telling world leaders gathering for a summit in Paris there is “No Planet B” in the fight against global warming.
Climate Marches Around The Globe, How to Stage a Spectacular Climate March
This Sunday, on the eve of the UN climate summit in Paris, people in cities across the globe will fill the streets as they march against climate change.
Climate Change Rally: Tens of Thousands Gathered in Melbourne Ahead of UN Talks
Tens of thousands of people have gathered for a climate change rally in Melbourne, in one of the largest demonstrations of its kind.
Paris Climate Conference to Start a Day Early: UN
A crunch climate conference will start in Paris a day earlier than planned, with negotiators gathering on Sunday already to start thrashing out a pact.
U.N.: 2015 is the Hottest Year on Record
Because of man-made global warming and a strong El Nino, Earth’s wild weather this year is smashing the annual heat record, the World Meteorological Organization announced on Wednesday.
Extreme Weather Tied to Over 600,000 Deaths Over 2 Decades
Weather-related disasters in the past two decades have killed more than 600,000 people and inflicted economic losses estimated at trillions of dollars, the United Nations said on Monday, warning that the frequency and impact of such events was set to rise.