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As virus curbs ease, Extinction Rebellion climate activists head back to streets
Environment 5 years ago

As virus curbs ease, Extinction Rebellion climate activists head back to streets

After a pandemic hiatus, Extinction Rebellion plans to resume large-scale street protests next week in a bid to push for more rapid action on increasingly evident climate threats.
China teenage climate warrior fights a lonely battle
Environment 5 years ago

China teenage climate warrior fights a lonely battle

While most of her peers are preparing for university or enjoying summer vacation, 17-year-old Howey Ou is braving intimidation and criticism in China to save the world from climate catastrophe.
Young activist aims to bring India's tribal wisdom to the climate fight
Environment 5 years ago

Young activist aims to bring India's tribal wisdom to the climate fight

Indigenous researcher and youth activist Archana Soreng first heard the term "climate change" only a few years ago. But she quickly understood that India's tribal communities have been living a climate-friendly lifestyle for generations.
UN chief invites young climate activists to meet, give input
Environment 5 years ago

UN chief invites young climate activists to meet, give input

The head of the United Nations said on Monday he will start meeting regularly with young climate activists, saying participation by youth on the frontlines is critical to scaling up action to slow global warming.
Student files first climate change lawsuit against Australian government
World 5 years ago

Student files first climate change lawsuit against Australian government

A 23-year-old student has filed a lawsuit against Australia's government alleging it has failed to disclose climate change-related risks to investors in the country's sovereign bonds, in the first such action.
Greta Thunberg: World must 'tear up' old contracts, build new systems to save climate
World 5 years ago

Greta Thunberg: World must 'tear up' old contracts, build new systems to save climate

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg said on Thursday the world needed an economic overhaul to have a chance of beating climate change and that countries should be prepared to tear up old deals and contracts to meet green targets.
Managing expectations: Climate action not a quick fix
Environment 5 years ago

Managing expectations: Climate action not a quick fix

Slashing greenhouse gas emissions would probably not yield visible results until mid-century, researchers have said, cautioning that humanity must manage its expectations in the fight against global warming.
New spider species named after Greta
Environment 5 years ago

New spider species named after Greta

Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg can add to her list of personal accolades, including TIME magazine's Person of the Year, a group of spiders named after her.
'We need to stand united', climate activist Thunberg tells US protesters
People 5 years ago

'We need to stand united', climate activist Thunberg tells US protesters

The US struggle for racial justice after the police killing of George Floyd is part of the fight against climate change and for social justice that unites us all, teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg said.
Climate activists line London's Trafalgar Square with kids' shoes
Environment 5 years ago

Climate activists line London's Trafalgar Square with kids' shoes

Climate activists placed more than 2,000 pairs of children's shoes in neat rows across London's Trafalgar Square on Monday to demand the British government stop bailing out carbon intensive industries that pollute the environment.
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