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BERLIN, Aug 10 — Simon Lachner had plans to glue himself to a German city thoroughfare in June to call public attention to climate change. Instead, he ended up in police custody...

Black fabric, to protest the expansion of the north sea oil and gas drilling. number ten has given us a response. they say the police are on their way. they say, we make no apology for taking the right approach to secure our energy security, using the resources we have here at home, so we are never relying on aggressors like putin for our energy. we also investing in renewables and i was approach supports thousands of british jobs. we will keep an eye on that situation, but a climate protest hap...

Wen Stephenson, an independent journalist and climate activist, is at work on a book about climate justice to be published by Beacon Press in 2015. He helped launch the grassroots network 350 Massachusetts and serves on the board of Better Future Project, a nonprofit in Cambridge, Mass., dedicated to building the climate movement. A former editor at The Atlantic, where he co-created and edited TheAtlantic.com, and at The Boston Globe, where he edited the Sunday "Ideas" section, he was ...

Climate activist Greta Thunberg will go on trial today in the southern Swedish city of Malmo, charged with disobeying police orders at a protest last month in which activists impeded the port of Malmo to protest against fossil fuels usage. Thunberg founded the Fridays for Future movement and rose to global prominence after starting her “School Strike for the Climate” in front of Swedens parliament at age 15.

Greta Thunberg faces trial in Sweden over climate protest. Young activist charged with disobeying police at rally blocking port in Malmo.

Letzte Generation Climate hypocrites should try cutting back on their personal fossil fuel use, before they demand other people abandon fossil fuel.

Two Just Stop Oil protesters released orange ticker-tape mixed with jigsaw puzzle pieces on the court.

Just Stop Oil are upset the London Pride organisers accepted sponsorship from "polluters".

In the UK, if we take a stand against fossil fuel companies we can be arrested, but our lives are not in danger. It's a different story in Nigeria.

The group painted their palms, wore tape on their mouths, and circled around a Degas sculpture.