Scientists predict El Nino in 2020 based on earlier warning methodThe complex El Nino weather pattern can bring disastrous heavy rainfall and long droughts to countries around the Pacific from Peru to Indonesia and Australia |
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Extinction Rebellion win court challenge to London police banClimate activists win a legal challenge in London's High Court against a police-imposed blanket ban on October series of protests |
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Beyond vegan burgers: next-generation protein could come from air, methane, volcanic springsProducts in development combine cutting-edge technology and age-old fermentation processes with the aim of reducing agriculture's massive carbon footprint |
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Nigerian police free 259 people from Islamic institutionMany captives have said they were physically and sexually abused and chained up to prevent them escaping |
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Kenya vows to cut emissions as dirty stoves and fuels kill 21,500 a yearCooking with fuels such as charcoal and firewood produces high levels of carbon dioxide, as well as contributing to deforestation and climate change |
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Bombs and blasphemy: the risks of watching gay art in RussiaViolence towards gay people has increased since 2013, when the Kremlin adopted a "gay propaganda" law |
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Single? I'm self-partnered, says British actor Emma WatsonWatson is a leading women's rights activist and a goodwill ambassador for U.N. Women, championing the HeForShe campaign, which urges men to advocate for gender equality |
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'Stigma follows us': Cape Town's homeless, transgender women fight for recognitionSistaazHood, a group of transgender, homeless, sex workers in South Africa, has become a growing voice on issues from the legalisation of sex work to better access to healthcare |
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ANALYSIS-Wall Street increasingly weighs risk from climate changeCompanies in areas at higher risk of more severe weather are being asked how they will protect their business |
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INTERVIEW-Sex workers denied justice over rapes, says UK prostitutes' collectiveIt's estimated that about two-thirds of sex workers have suffered some kind of violence |
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Trump administration schedules lease sale for Arctic Alaska landsThere are also plans to overturn Obama-era protections that put about half the 23 million-acre reserve off limits for oil development |
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