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Enthusiastic meetings of 50 people in London and Manchester wrapped up the Caravan for a Million Climate Jobs tour last Friday.

The Caravan for Climate Jobs completed its tour of Britain today (Friday) after nearly two weeks of spreading the word about its campaign for one million climate jobs.

Climate activists are touring Britain with the Caravan for a Million Climate Jobs. Some 30 people attended the caravan’s meeting in Leeds last week, with a similar number turning out in Derby.

The Campaign Against Climate Change Caravan for a Million Jobs has started a two week tour of Britain. It is demanding jobs to solve both unemployment and climate change.

Climate campaigners gathered in London and Edinburgh yesterday (Saturday) to wave off the Caravan for a Million Climate Jobs on its tour of Britain.

The panic that ensued when tanker drivers threatened to strike recently brought home the absolute centrality of oil to our modern economy.

Some 200 residents of Balcombe, West Sussex, met on Wednesday of last week to oppose shale gas drilling.

The United Nations climate talks in Durban, South Africa, have ended. Evil has been done on a scale that is hard to grasp.

Politicians from around the world last week gave up any attempt to stop global temperatures from rising more than 2 degrees Celsius.

The UN climate negotiations—the Conference of Parties, or ‘the Cop'—in Durban, South Africa, are deciding to do nothing about climate change for many years to come.

The Kyoto Protocols are set to become an empty shell following the 17th meeting of the UN Convention on Climate Change ("COP 17") in Durban.

There will be mass demonstrations outside the United Nations (UN) climate summit in Durban, South Africa, next month.