Green Light: Alan Rusbridger and Naomi Klein on climate change

Green news roundup: Alan Rusbridger and Naomi Klein on climate change The week’s top environment news stories and green events. If you are not already receiving this roundup, sign up here to get the briefing delivered to your inbox Environment editor theguardian.com, Friday 6 March 2015 08.53 EST Antony Gormley’s Collection art work, shared with the Guardian for its special series on climate change. Photograph: Antony Gormley Welcome to our new climate change project This week we begin a major new series on climate change. Guardian editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, explains why Read an exclusive extract from Naomi Klein’s book, This Changes Everything: ‘Climate change could become a galvanising force for humanity’ Environment news Industry lobbyists weakened Europe’s air pollution rules, say Greenpeace Prince William in China: illegal wildlife trade a ‘vicious form of criminality’ Health costs of hormone disrupting chemicals over €150bn a year in Europe, says study Indigenous Peruvians win Amazon pollution payout from US oil giant Air pollution will kill thousands in Europe, EEA warns Great Barrier Reef lobbying: Australian government offers junkets to journalists Peregrine falcon found shot dead at Derbyshire Wildlife Trust’s headquarters Infrastructure boom threatens world’s last wildernesses Sellafield cleanup costs rise by £5bn in year, says watchdog El Niño finally arrives but is weaker than expected, says US agency On the blogs Ecologically disastrous dams may get the go-ahead Doubt over climate science is a product with an industry behind it Canadian government pushing First Nations to give up land rights for oil and gas profits Viral China pollution film is brave, personal and powerful Multimedia Lewis Pugh’s Antarctic swim – in pictures The week in wildlife – in pictures International Polar Bear Day - in pictures Underwater Photographer of the Year 2015 winners – in pictures Features and comment Fairies’ woodland homes face planning control Lifespan of consumer electronics is getting shorter, study finds Would a Labour or Tory government be better for the environment? Five things we’ve learned about the state of the UK’s environment Should the UK be subsidising the world’s first tidal lagoons? Bay of Whales is a terrifying place to swim, says oceans campaigner And finally ... University installs prototype ‘pee power’ toilet Sign up for the Guardian Today Our editors' picks for the day's top news and commentary delivered to your inbox each morning. Sign up for the daily email