In August, prime minister Boris Johnson urged the world to take climate action "now" after a UN report revealed a "code red for humanity" - but a leaked paper now suggests that chasing post-Brexit economic benefits takes priority.
“The reason why it matters is because these forest that have been destroyed are critically important for our climate and for planetary health," a Greenpeace spokesperson said.
"It is very irritating when they talk, but they don't do," the Queen was heard saying in Cardiff.
A new study shows sea levels rising invading cities like London if world leaders and citizens do no take climate action.
Cambo contains crude oil, and Stop Cambo campaigners highlighted 80 per cent of UK crude oil is currently sold to the world - raising questions about what benefits this would bring to the UK other than money.
Experts said Brits are making progress on cutting down meat consumption - but they'll need to double their efforts.
The Paris Agreement can't be met without changes to our global food system, writes Emily Quinton of The Vegan Society.
The IMF said the subsidies were "adding fuel to the fire" of the climate crisis ahead of COP26.
Ahead of COP26, politicians must take action to fight the climate emergency, says RSPB England director Emma Marsh.