Climate: Last News

Ahead of the COP26 UN climate change summit, which gets underway on Sunday, Arnold Schwarzenegger has delivered a scathing rebuke of global leaders who refuse to combat climate change by claiming they are protecting jobs.

Glasgow Airport has installed two Reverse Vending Machines as part of a pilot project to encourage passengers and staff to recycle more of their cans and bottles.

Around 30,000 people are expected to descend on Glasgow for the COP26 climate change summit over the coming weeks.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on Glasgow for the one of the most important climate change summits ever.

Sir David Attenborough has issued a warning ahead of the UN climate summit in Glasgow that leaders must act now or "it'll be too late" for the planet.

Joy Division‘s ‘Unknown Pleasures’ has been turned into a climate mural to raise funds for Music Declares Emergency’s No Music On A Dead Planet.The sleeve was originally based on an image of radio waves from pulsar CP 1919, but it now shows the waves as flat and lifeless to “symbolise the eternal silence of a dead planet”.The work in Withington, in Manchester is part of a wider campaign calling for “urgent action on climate” ahead of the COP26 UN Climate Conference in Glasgow.It is close to a mural of Saville himself and footballer Marcus Rashford.It comes after MDE launched a t-shirt campaign earlier this year with the logo.

Joe Biden will visit Glasgow next month to attend the COP26 climate conference, the White House confirmed today.

Cleansing workers in Glasgow are set to go on strike during the COP26 climate conference unless a pay dispute is not resolved.

Nicola Sturgeon has claimed size “does not matter” when it comes to countries tackling climate change.

Black Country, New Road and Porridge Radio are among the artists who are set to perform at the Climate Music Blowout event in London this weekend.The event, which will take place at EartH in Hackney, London on Sunday (October 17), will include a full evening of live music, following a conference where leading UK music industry figures and artists will discuss how music can play a leading role in the response to the climate emergency.Black Country, New Road and Porridge Radio (who will be performing a covers set) will both play on the night on a bill which also includes Skinny Pelembe and Steam Down.

Thousands of people are set to descend on Glasgow next month for the COP26 climate conference.

A call has been made for Perth drivers to leave their cars at home for the day.

Prince Charles has declared that when world leaders gather in Glasgow for the Cop26 summit it must be more than “just talk”.

Bonnie Wright is using her platform for good. The actress and author is teaming up with Too Good to Go, the world’s No. 1 anti-food waste app, to mark the United Nations’ International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste.

Shawn Mendes wants a better future.

Jeff Bezos is pitching in to help.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for saying one thing and then doing another with regards to climate change, during an appearance on Good Morning Britain.The presenter claimed they "lectured" Brits on flying but made several trips by plane themselves.Speaking to weather presenter Laura Tobin via video link from the studio, Richard discusses the matter as he hosted alongside Susanna Reid.He said the Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a "big deal" about not flying several years ago but were later reported to have flown via private jet."I think it’s when people are in a position to lecture us go and do something different."I'm thinking about Harry and Meghan who about a year and a half ago, two years ago, made a big deal about not flying," he

A majority of late-night hosts are to dedicate a night to tackling climate change.

Coldplay will be the first act to play the newly renamed Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, Washington next month.The concert will take place on October 22, a week after the band release their ninth studio album, ‘Music Of The Spheres,’ their follow-up to 2019’s Grammy-nominated ‘Everyday Life’.

Falkirk to meet local people, including school pupils, who are finding practical solutions to climate change.

Pinegrove have shared their first new music of 2021: a single, entitled ‘Orange’.The song, released today (August 26), follows on from the band’s quasi-live record ‘Amperland, NY’ from January. It ostensibly served as the soundtrack album to the band’s film of the same name, which was performed in and around the house in which the band’s core members lived together up until said house was sold.‘Orange’ is also the first new studio recording from the band since their third album, 2020’s ‘Marigold’.