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Global Climate Change is now recognised as a threat to our future. Political and business leaders including Madeleine Albright, Warren Buffett, Ted Turner and the Dalai Lama are asked... do we have the will to act on the solutions at hand?

EU Climate Commissioner Miguel Arias Canete says the European Union has diversified its gas suppliers to avoid dependency on Russian gas.

The impact of climate change is painfully apparent in Mali. Prolonged drought has had a devastating effect, and is forcing farmers to think of new solutions.

French President Emmanuel Macron addresses the U.S. Congress about climate change.

This brief video colorfully illustrates three ways to respond to climate change. Buckle your seatbelt.

Rising temperatures of Bolivia's highlands has caused a sustained drought of the second largest lake in the country forcing the indigenous community living around it to search new ways of life.

Just as more people than ever are living near coastlines, climate change is making the storms that threaten them much more dangerous. Bloomberg QuickTake explains what climate change has in store for coastal cities, and what they're doing to prepare.

A wine producer in the Burgundy region of France blames climate change for this year's low yield.

An battery-powered plane is Norway's latest part of the country's plan to combat climate change.

From climate change in Florida to banking jobs leaving London, here are five things we learned this week.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed explains how the city is taking on climate change.

New Jersey Governor Philip Murphy discusses Hurricane Florence and the impact climate change has had on storms. Murphy spoke with Bloomberg's Emily Chang at the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco.

Sherri Goodman, senior advisor for international security at The Center for Climate & Security, explains how climate change has become a global threat to geopolitics.

You might want to roll back your Google searches, because they might be contributing to climate change.

In a recent UN report, climate scientists have warned that the world has to curb global warming at 1.5C or face great risks of drought, floods, extreme heat and poverty. #Climatechange #globalwarming #ipcc

European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis discusses steps to combating climate change, MiFID II transposition, Brexit, and Basel standards.

Saudi Energy Minister Al-Falih discusses OPEC oil production with Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern at the COP23 climate change talks in Bonn.

Despite the U.S. withdrawing from the Paris Climate Accord, France Secretary of State for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition Brune Poirson is recruiting U.S. investors for the One Planet Summit.

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson says that governments need to spur investment in climate projects.

Philipp Gerbert, senior partner and managing director at Boston Consulting Group, discusses details of his firm's report on ways that companies can battle climate change.

Catherine McKenna is defending the government's climate policies after a new audit said Ottawa and the provinces lacked clear plans to adapt to climate change. The environment minister called the report "backwards looking."

European Commission Vice President Maros Sefcovic explains steps the European Union is taking to combat climate change.

Americans William Nordhaus and Paul Romer won the 2018 Nobel Economics Prize for their work in combining economic and environmental issues and technology.

A scientific study says that the global warming target reached at the 2015 Paris climate agreement may not stop a domino effect from moving the Earth well beyond it, into catastrophic scenarios. Matthew Larotonda reports

Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe discusses Virginia's economy, President Donald Trump's policies and climate change with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance of Power."

Trade and climate change are expected to top the agenda when Chinese Premier Li Keqiang attends the annual EU-China Summit in Brussels later this week. Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie reports on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."

Amber Sullins is the chief meteorologist at ABC15 News in Phoenix and her forecasts mostly call for sunshine. So, she makes the weather a little more interesting with some cold, hard science.

Amber Sullins is the chief meteorologist at ABC15 News in Phoenix and her forecast mostly call for sunshine. So, she makes the weather a little more interesting with some cold, hard science. (Video by Ali Withers)

The northern Manitoba town of Churchill has struggled since its port closed in 2016 and the rail line washed out in 2017. Scientist David Barber says climate change brings challenges, but could also open shipping routes and boost the local economy.

Thanks to climate change, glaciers are receding at an alarming rate. As the ice continues to disappear, deadly secrets are being unearthed.

We know how many miles per gallon our car does, but how many of us know how much energy we use at home? One architect has a solution to help us to help the environment.

Climate change might be destroying our much-needed morning cup of coffee. Is this the wake-up call our caffeine-crazed world needs?

French President Emmanuel Macron sits down with Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait at the One Planet Summit to discuss climate change, escalating trade tensions and the challenges facing France.

Climate change is playing a destructive role in the annual migration of animals across the Serengeti-a trek vital to both humans and beasts.

The human brain is an amazing tool, but why is it so lousy at comprehending the seriousness of big picture problems like climate change?

Syngenta Chief Executive Officer Erik Fyrwald discusses the importance of dealing with climate change and the company's approach to acquiring seed assets.

Greenland and the Arctic are being severely affected by climate change, but as its ice sheets melt, how will the changes there affect other countries far away?

Americans William Nordhaus and Paul Romer, pioneers in adapting economic theory to take better account of environmental issues and technological progress, have won the 2018 Nobel Prize for Economics. Thuy Ong reports

Packed with information, The Inertia Trap is a rich compendium of scientific insights on the subject of the effect of climate change on the world's oceans.

Inga Beale, chief executive officer at Lloyd's, discusses the impact from the Brexit process thus far and overall outlook for insurers.

Key to the European Union's efforts to combat climate change is its emissions trading system, which involves caps on certain greenhouse gases. Is the system working?

UN Secretary-General Antonio Gutteres discusses climate change, the conflict in Syria and the global economy. He speaks with Bloomberg's Jeanna Smialek at the IMF Spring meetings in Washington, D.C.

Dr. Antonio Busalacchi, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research president, discusses the science of geoengineering and how it can be used to combat climate change.

As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet hold a retreat in smoky Nanaimo, B.C., the province’s hundreds of wildfires are a key topic. Environment Minister Catherine McKenna says the blazes show the impact of climate change.

Iceland is caught between forces, the ice of its glaciers and the fire of its volcanos.

Environment Minister Catherine McKenna says she will not resign from her post despite calls from David Suzuki for her to step down. McKenna is hosting a three-day meeting of G7 environment ministers in Halifax.

Dengue fever is a sickness that spreads via mosquitoes faster than any other. And climate change exacerbating the danger, with warmer and more humid conditions boosting mosquito populations.

Nicholas Stern chair at LSE Grantham Research Institute, discusses the state of the Paris agreement on climate change and the importance of the United States staying in the agreement. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."