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Gulf states win concessions in HFC phase-out talks

Gulf states win concessions in HFC phase-out talks

NEWS: Hot countries offered four-year grace period to comply with rules to replace potent warming gases in air conditioning

UN energy envoy urges investors to consider 1.5C warming limit

UN energy envoy urges investors to consider 1.5C warming limit

NEWS: Finance sector should be prepared for more aggressive emissions curbs to hit value of carbon majors, says Rachel Kyte

Climate models 'overestimate' increase in wet and dry extremes

Climate models ‘overestimate’ increase in wet and dry extremes

NEWS: Analysis of data stretching back 12 centuries reveals questions surrounding climate models that have linked wet and dry weather extremes to current temperature rise

21 countries show how to grow GDP while cutting emissions

21 countries show how to grow GDP while cutting emissions

NEWS: Much of Europe and the US has ‘decoupled’ economic growth from greenhouse gas emissions since 2000

WMO: Climate change could outpace mitigation efforts

WMO: Climate change could outpace mitigation efforts

NEWS: Despite signs that the world will cut its future fossil fuel use, greenhouse gases already emitted are still driving accelerating climate change

The G20 needs to lead on deep decarbonisation pathways

The G20 needs to lead on deep decarbonisation pathways

COMMENT: For the world to arrive at a collective goal of zero net emissions by the second half of the century, it needs to know where it’s going: charting that route starts in 2016

Global warming ‘hiatus’ row offers lessons to scientists

Global warming ‘hiatus’ row offers lessons to scientists

COMMENT: Scientifically prudent but publicly ill-conceived formulations can be of huge consequence in a fast-changing media landscape

2016 on course to be hottest on record, says US climate agency

2016 on course to be hottest on record, says US climate agency

NEWS: Scientists say global warming is bordering on the ‘astronomical’ as temperatures break new ground driven by a rampant El Nino, says NOAA

Climate hopes raised as global energy emissions stall for second year

Climate hopes raised as global energy emissions stall for second year

NEWS: Early figures show emissions from energy sector stayed flat in 2015 on renewables surge, says influential forecaster

Global warming: February temperature rise 'unprecedented'

Global warming: February temperature rise ‘unprecedented’

NEWS: Temperature surge in February comes within striking distance of goals agreed last year as experts warn of climate emergency

Intense heatwaves could become ‘annual events’ by 2075

NEWS: Researchers warn that more areas of the world will swelter more often in potentially lethal heatwaves unless greenhouse gas emissions are drastically curtailed

Scientists settle on low end of carbon budget spectrum

NEWS: Review of research proposes smaller allowance of carbon dioxide emissions to cap warming to safe levels, adding pressure to efforts to cut emissions

Climate scientists face tight deadline to deliver 1.5C research

NEWS: Researchers will have 18-21 months to flesh out understanding of tough global warming limit if – as expected – IPCC accepts call to produce a special report

BP admits it has repeatedly underestimated renewables

BP admits it has repeatedly underestimated renewables

ANALYSIS: Oil major revises up forecast for solar, wind and hydro power by its biggest margin yet in 2016 annual energy outlook

Scientists warned: Don’t be ‘naively drawn’ into 1.5C research

NEWS: The UN climate science panel could struggle to provide ‘meaningful answer’ on Paris deal’s aspirational target, argues UK academic

Global warming passed 1C in 2015 - UK Met Office

Global warming passed 1C in 2015 – UK Met Office

NEWS: US agencies NASA and NOAA independently confirm last year as the warmest on record, as El Nino heightens impact of human-caused climate change

Big oil lines up to battle kids in climate court case

Big oil lines up to battle kids in climate court case

NEWS: American fossil fuel lobby takes government’s side against 21 young plaintiffs suing for stronger action on global warming

Nations urged to improve climate pledges by April 2017

Nations urged to improve climate pledges by April 2017

NEWS: Date UN shuts book for signing Paris agreement is the moment for world to show it’s cutting carbon faster, says Dutch think tank

There’s no dodging carbon risk after Paris, say fund managers

There’s no dodging carbon risk after Paris, say fund managers

NEWS: Global warming deal makes low-carbon transition irreversible and investors are taking note

After Paris, will countries submit new climate plans?

After Paris, will countries submit new climate plans?

NEWS: Countries that staked plans on 2C warming now aim for 1.5C. Will they be reflected in stronger carbon-cutting policies?

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