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UN land restoration pact boosts Paris climate summit

UN land restoration pact boosts Paris climate summit

NEWS: Diplomats strike ‘breakthrough’ deal to halt degradation of world’s terrain from 2030, but US$30bn price tag looms large

Sri Lanka makes compensation plea in UN climate pledge

Sri Lanka makes compensation plea in UN climate pledge

NEWS: Island off tip of southern India wants reimbursing for the $420m it plans to spend by 2025 on warding off extreme weather

Vulnerable countries warned: Protect your legal rights in a Paris accord

Vulnerable countries warned: Protect your legal rights in a Paris accord

COMMENT: Countries may be waiving claims to future climate compensation in a new deal. Know what you’re signing away, writes barrister Tim Crosland

7 climate change data tools and what they tell you

7 climate change data tools and what they tell you

BLOG: Interactives from the likes of NASA, WRI and the Financial Times open up hours of fun for the global warming watcher

Loans or grants for climate finance?

Loans or grants for climate finance?

COMMENT: Confusion reigns over the right format for cash to tackle climate impacts. Resolve this quickly, or the UN-backed Green Climate Fund will falter

Small islands urge progress in Bonn, cite Philippines Typhoon Koppu

Small islands urge progress in Bonn, cite Philippines Typhoon Koppu

NEWS: Alliance of vulnerable states remind weak UN climate deal might be “worse than no deal at all” as session gets off to rocky start

Scientists accused of downplaying 'revolution' needed for 2C warming goal

Scientists accused of downplaying ‘revolution’ needed for 2C warming goal

NEWS: Rich countries must make a radical shift in consumption patterns to stay within agreed climate change limits, argues UK academic Kevin Anderson

Rate of Antarctic ice melt to double by 2050 - study

Rate of Antarctic ice melt to double by 2050 – study

NEWS: Global warming and powerful winds sweeping snow off ice shelves could accelerate sea level rise, scientists find

UK must cut emissions 14% higher than EU average by 2030

UK must cut emissions 14% higher than EU average by 2030

NEWS: Burden sharing deal means major economies have to shoulder more of the bloc’s pledge to ditch fossil fuels and invest in cleaner forms of energy

'Unreadable' UN science reports hampering climate action - study

‘Unreadable’ UN science reports hampering climate action – study

NEWS: You need a relevant PhD to understand IPCC summaries, find researchers, arguing for clearer writing

Horn of Africa droughts likely to intensify, sparking security fears

Horn of Africa droughts likely to intensify, sparking security fears

NEWS: Evidence stretching back 40,000 years shows that global warming will increase drying in a region of East Africa where drought already causes humanitarian crises

Nato security 'at stake' from climate change, say lawmakers

Nato security ‘at stake’ from climate change, say lawmakers

NEWS: Euro-Atlantic military alliance told to set foreign and security policies in tune with climate threat by parliamentary assembly

Warming seas devastate coral reefs in global bleaching event

Warming seas devastate coral reefs in global bleaching event

NEWS: Climate change and El Nino are wreaking ecological destruction across the world’s oceans, marine scientists confirm

New UN climate science chief touts role for business

New UN climate science chief touts role for business

NEWS: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change should harness private sector knowledge in its assessment reports, says Hoesung Lee

There is a point to BBC Editorial Guidelines after all

There is a point to BBC Editorial Guidelines after all

COMMENT: BBC apology after complaints about irreverent radio show generated cheering in climate-sceptic circles, but ultimately own goal for backers

South Korea's Hoesung Lee wins top UN climate science job

South Korea’s Hoesung Lee wins top UN climate science job

NEWS: South Korean beat Belgium’s Jean-Pascal van Ypersele to claim prestigious chair of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, at election in Dubrovnik

BBC apologises for radio show that mocked climate science

BBC apologises for radio show that mocked climate science

NEWS: Half-hour programme did not make clear climate sceptics were a “minority voice”, UK broadcaster admits, in “an unfortunate lapse” of editorial policy

African candidate opens up IPCC climate science chief race

African candidate opens up IPCC climate science chief race

NEWS: As governments go to vote on next IPCC chair Tuesday, Sierra Leone’s late nomination adds to uncertainty over the result

Climate change migration is ‘genocide’, says Marshall Islands minister

Climate change migration is ‘genocide’, says Marshall Islands minister

NEWS: Spectre of lost traditions as low-lying islands become inhabitable cause for climate action, says top envoy, Tony de Brum

Obama bids to dilute climate change’s impact on oceans

Obama bids to dilute climate change’s impact on oceans

NEWS: US President announces two marine sanctuaries, illegal fishing curbs as conservation summit in Chile begins

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