Hundreds of protesters today descended on central London sparking major disruption in a "day of rebellion" over climate change.

"Even at places on our planet where we have never set foot... there is a trace of human activity."

The 2018 Sveriges Riksbank prize in economic sciences has gone to Paul Romer and William Nordhaus for integrating climate change and technology into macroeconomics

This huge mosaic on the Aletsch Glacier was made from 125,000 drawings, to highlight climate change.

Hundreds of protesters have descended on central London sparking major disruption in a "day of rebellion" over climate change.

In an interview with Fox News, President Donald Trump suggests poor land management is more to blame for raging wildfires in California than climate change.

The Extinction Rebellion aims to spark widespread civil disobedience around the world in an effort to force countries to do more to limit climate change

Day before a visit to the state, president says climate change may contribute ‘a little bit’ to devastation
Donald Trump has again blamed California’s wildfires on mismanagement of forests, reiterating the criticism on the eve of a visit to the most devastated area of the state.
Fox News asked Trump if he thought climate change had contributed to California’s wildfires. Trump said: “Maybe it contributes a little bit. The big problem we have is management.”

Climate change may be pushing storm-prone US region to more densely populated areas
Five years ago, on 17 November, 73 tornadoes barrelled across the US midwest, killing 11 people, injuring more than 100 and costing about $1.6bn in damages. It was an exceptional event but in future the region may have to brace itself for more tornadoes.
The most tornado-prone part of the country extends from northern Texas, through the Great Plains of Oklahoma and Kansas then into Nebraska. Some of the most powerful storms spin up in this area, known as Tornado Alley.