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Latest news and updates from the climate movement around the world.

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Despite Approval, Northern Gateway Pipeline Remains Blocked

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Governor Jerry Brown: Face Fracking in California

The Republic of Komi is also a home for the Virgin Forests of Komi - one of the last area of untouched borreal forests in the world, listed in UNESCO World Heritage.

Social media and the power to transform Russia’s environmental movement

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Watch this guy nail a movement beautifully

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6 things you should really know about an amazing source of renewable energy

A person holding a large transparent umbrella walks past the Radcliffe Camera in Oxford, with historic architecture, iron railings, and parked bicycles visible in the background.

What’s a carbon bubble, you ask? Watch and learn.

Community victory!

Amazing news from Australia: Leard State Forest destruction halted!

A crowd of protesters raise their fists in solidarity at what appears to be a demonstration or rally. A banner with musical notes is visible above, and people are gathered around someone speaking, with phones recording the event.

If you haven’t seen this beautiful story of hope and love, see it now

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Thomas Friedman asks Obama if he ever wants to “go off like a Roman candle” on climate deniers. See what happens next.

Union Theological Seminary of New York divests their $108.4 million endowment from fossil fuels. Image shows the seminary's Gothic tower building with bold text overlay announcing the divestment decision.

Union Theological Seminary in NYC Votes Unanimously to Divest From Fossil Fuels

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A new economic paradigm is not only possible, but plausible

Civil Society organisations pictured outside the UN climate negotiations in Bonn today (Friday 6 June 2014) calling on governments to “stand with us or step aside”. Photo credit: Hoda Baraka

Civil society at UN climate negotiations in Bonn: “We Choose: Renewable Energy. Peoples’ Power. Be with us or step aside.”