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Could impede those efforts. brynn gingras, cnn in mayfield, kentucky. >> thank you, brynn. well, scientists are painting a grim picture of human caused climate change are transforming the arctic landscape. they find the region is rapidly losing ice cover, turning the frozen tundra into an environment that's greener and browner than it was even a decade ago. this past year was the seventh warmest on record and scientists warm temperatures will only continue to rise. >> the arctic as w.m.o. keeps saying, is one of the fastest-warming parts of the world. it's warming more than twice as fast as ...

The crucial 26th session of the Conference of Parties (COP-26) on climate change began in Glasgow on Monday.

To safeguard their future physical and mental well—being. i am terrified. but the momentum is definitely there, and i hope that a lot more people are willing to take action, and it definitely does not have to be illegal in order to take direct action to change the course we're on, but it does depend on the politicians we choose and the politicians who will empower to change what the corporations are doing to our planet. the arctic circle is warming twice as fast as the global average. and here in norway they are grappling with a paradox. the government says it's at the forefront of an intern...

Much longer we can consider kuwait habitable. the middle east is heating up at twice the global average. some experts say that by 2050, it could be a full four degrees warmer than preindustrial levels. without drastic change right now, the region could simply become too hot to survive. hanan razek, bbc news. princess mako, the niece of the japanese emperor, has married her non—royalfiance. the proceedings were low key, after years of public controversy. there was no ceremony and no reception banquet. rupert wingfield hayes reports from tokyo. no grand wedding ceremony, no cheering crowds, ju...

Both believe that planting more trees is needed to stop hot winds from the north from reaching kuwait cities, but that may still not be enough. to cope with the heat, more people here are using air conditioning. there's absolutely no way to survive here without ac. and i think what's really disturbing about that is that you're cooling your little section, but you're heating up outside. if you're looking into the future, i don't see how much longer we can consider kuwait habitable. the middle east is heating up at twice the global average. some experts say that by 2050, it could be