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Reactions to President Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris accord on climate change are -- forgive me -- overheated. The ACLU is calling it an “assault on communities of color,” for some

Britain must continue to be a world leader when it comes to acting on global warming despite the  EU referendum  result last week, the UN’s climate chief has urged. Christiana Figueres  warned that should article 50 be triggered it would bring uncertainty for two years but cooperation on climate change could be one area of continuity between the UK and EU. “Should that be the case [article 50 being triggered], there is going be quite a lot of uncertainty, transition, volatility for at least two years,”  she told an audience of business leaders  in London on Tuesday.