Rosie Frost
euronews
United Kingdom
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UAE names oil company boss as president of COP28 climate talks
Al Jaber says the UAE will take an “inclusive approach” that encompasses all stakeholders - especially those from the Global South who are most impacted by climate change. → Read More
What happened on day ten of COP27? 5 key takeaways as world leaders reaffirm 1.5C climate target
Brazil's Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva arrived to a warm welcome while world leaders reaffirmed 1.5C global warming goals. → Read More
Buckingham Palace and other royal buildings’ flags are flying at half-mast: The tradition explained
One of the first things you may have seen following the announcement of Her Majesty’s death is flags on royal residences being lowered. → Read More
Rainwater everywhere on Earth unsafe to drink due to ‘forever chemicals’, study finds
Scientists are calling for tighter restrictions on PFAS which persist in the environment for years. → Read More
Big tobacco is having a ‘devastating’ impact on the environment, WHO report reveals
The tobacco industry has a devastating impact on the environment and some experts say it’s time to start treating it like the oil companies. → Read More
CO2 emissions just the ‘tip of the iceberg’ for the climate cost of air travel
The consequences of non-CO2 impacts could be a net warming effect on the climate that is bigger than that of CO2. → Read More
IKEA, Amazon and Google among top companies ‘exaggerating’ climate progress, study finds
Ambitious-sounding headlines often lack real substance, a report from NewClimate Institute reveals. → Read More
Scientists warn climate change could unleash ‘rivers in the sky’
This widespread weather phenomenon could cause unprecedented rainfall if global temperatures continue to increase. → Read More
How to bring up climate change at the holiday dinner table without causing an argument
The climate crisis can often be a divisive issue and leave us dreading conversations that come up with family over the festive period. → Read More
Scotland could become the world’s first ‘rewilding nation’. How did they get here?
Environmental groups in Scotland are encouraging politicians to make big commitments to recover nature. → Read More
How to bring up the climate crisis at the holiday dinner table
It can often be a divisive issue, so how do we communicate our concerns to those closest to us? → Read More
World’s biggest Arctic expedition brings back 1000 ice samples to predict climate change
It has been in stuck in the Arctic ice for a year. → Read More
Why are women more likely to go vegan than men?
Ancient associations between health and meat might be to blame. → Read More
Hope for animals threatened with extinction by Australian bushfire devastation
Several populations on Kangaroo Island, feared to be gone forever, have been spotted as habitats recover. → Read More
Fish scales could provide sustainable solution for phone screens
Using a material that is usually thrown away, they hope to replace plastics with this biodegradable alternative. → Read More
How one small change could cut the climate cost of your flight in half
You probably wouldn't even notice the difference. → Read More
Your 'clean' cosmetics might have just 1% organic ingredients
Beauty brands might not be revealing the whole truth about what's really in your organic skincare. → Read More
Toxic air makes us miss 1.8 billion work days every year
These missed workdays cost over €7 billion each day according to a report by Greenpeace. → Read More
Heartbreaking photo competition winners show how endangered species are killed by plastic
The pictures show sealife under threat from becoming tangled in netting. → Read More
This tool can tell you the true environmental impact of the meat you eat
Knowing the environmental impact your dietary choices could encourage you to cut down on animal products. → Read More