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The Daily Express newspaper lied about climate change once again this week.

The annual Climate Camp starts in Edinburgh this week. It will attract thousands of activists to protest at the destruction of our planet.

Chance for climate movement to shine

BP may not have been able to plug the oil leak from the Deepwater Horizon disaster, but it's good at plugging its own brand.

On 20 April a massive explosion at BP's Deepwater Horizon oil rig caused the deaths of 11 workers and precipitated one of the most catastrophic oil spills in history. Mark Bergfeld argues that this disaster is a result of the rapacious plundering of the environment by companies like BP.

In the wake of the BP oil spill into the Gulf of Mexico, Barack Obama poured scorn on the "cosy relationship" between Washington and the oil industry.

Around 200 people attended a Campaign against Climate Change vigil in London on Saturday night.

There are now two sides in global climate politics – theirs and ours.

Some 20,000 people gathered for a "people’s conference on climate change" in Cochabamba, Bolivia, this week.

Up to 150 activists came to the Campaign Against Climate Change (CACC) trade union conference last Saturday.

We are witnessing a frenzy of climate "scepticism". Following the hacking of emails from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia, the right are arguing that the science of human-caused global warming is wrong.

The Campaign Against Climate Change is holding its third trade union conference on Saturday 13 March.