The EU election showed voters have heard the school strikers’ call for action. But will the public institutions that finance coal, oil and gas projects also listen?
From Uganda to Italy to the Philippines and seemingly everywhere in between, photos and videos of young climate protesters flood in
At a climate march in Jerusalem, students put hatred aside to tell the government that nothing matters more than a safe climate
It’s time we heard more from those who will live longest with the climate crisis
Unapproved protests of more than one person are illegal, so Arshak Makichyan has picketed solo in Pushkin Square for months to call for climate action
Ten families and the Swedish Saami people are set to appeal the judicial order, which found their rights were no more threatened than other individuals
Young people will bear the brunt of your inaction, we need the ministers of the largest economies to lead
Scotland, Wales and many councils have adopted the language of climate urgency, now Labour is pushing the national government to follow suit
A loan from International Monetary Fund allows the African country to rebuild from climate-linked disaster – but drives the poor into debt, campaigners warn
After nearly two weeks holding roads across the capital, the climate protesters apologised to commuters but said their action had been a success
Even as governments agreed the ambitious goals of the 2015 global pact, it was clear citizens would have to mobilise to hold them to their promises
The protest group wants a citizens’ assembly in the UK, following an Irish model that led to new political settlements on previously divisive issues
Breaking the law has become more important than making the law, said Farhana Yamin, who charged through a police cordon outside the oil company on Tuesday
Global, one-size-fits-all solutions work for cutting emissions, but adapting to warming requires an altogether different approach
In a court case in Oregon, we argue climate change is destroying our natural spaces and impinging on our constitutional right to freedom
The head of the European Climate Foundation said the failure to respond to previous cases that led to harm was ‘heartbreaking’
‘It’s beyond disproportion’, says group that has removed 27 portraits of Emmanuel Macron from town halls, as ‘green scare’ spreads in Europe
Local opposition won a legal ruling against a major project on the Black Sea coast – the latest challenge to Turkey’s plans to expand coal use
The case, brought by 11 members of the public and the NGO Plan B argued the UK’s 2050 climate target was not in line with the Paris Agreement
Activists are calling on PGE to phase out coal by 2030 and switch to clean energy, or face legal action