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Jens Stoltenberg: swift EU 2030 deal will boost UN climate process

Jens Stoltenberg: swift EU 2030 deal will boost UN climate process

Ban Ki-moon’s climate envoy says Brussels leadership can help smooth international talks

World's poorest call for UN climate process to be accelerated

World’s poorest call for UN climate process to be accelerated

A UN submission by the least developed countries group says that early pledges are key to successful Paris treaty

Trust deficit blocking progress at UN climate talks

Trust deficit blocking progress at UN climate talks

Dogmatic views and lack of financial guarantees blights week of negotiations in Bonn

Climate change "bad boys" must make amends, say Marshall Islands

Climate change “bad boys” must make amends, say Marshall Islands

The US and China need to take urgent action to prevent small islands sinking, says Marshall Islands UN representative

As it happened: UN climate change talks in Bonn, closing session

As it happened: UN climate change talks in Bonn, closing session

Coverage from the closing set of negotiations at the UN climate meeting in Bonn

Yeb Sano: fasting makes me a better climate negotiator

Yeb Sano: fasting makes me a better climate negotiator

Filipino negotiator tells RTCC that his monthly ritual of fasting is helping him to secure a strong UN treaty on climate change

China's 'war on smog' won't cut CO2 by much: research

China’s ‘war on smog’ won’t cut CO2 by much: research

Beijing’s efforts to cut smog to also cut CO2, but nationwide carbon emissions and air pollution likely to remain high until at least next decade.

Formal talks on UN climate change deal will 'start in June'

Formal talks on UN climate change deal will ‘start in June’

Pressure from developing countries forces officials to agree to accelerate 2015 climate deal talks

Smog will drive China climate action, says France foreign minister

Smog will drive China climate action, says France foreign minister

Laurent Fabius says Beijing knows it must take “bolder action” to cut pollution, expects cooperation on UN 2015 deal

UN climate envoys hail momentum, but warn time running out

UN climate envoys hail momentum, but warn time running out

Negotiators say progress has been made at Bonn talks, but some warn time is running out to deliver a draft text by Lima

Hollande and Xi to discuss climate at March summit

Hollande and Xi to discuss climate at March summit

France and China leaders will discuss goals of 2015 UN Paris conference in meeting later this month

Old splits emerge as UN climate envoys seek path to 2015 deal

Old splits emerge as UN climate envoys seek path to 2015 deal

Brazil, China and Saudi Arabia say they have no intention of discussing tough emission cuts at Bonn meeting

US Senate debates climate change through night

US Senate debates climate change through night

Lawmakers maintain climate vigil on Capitol Hill, warning of economic and human costs that could hit US in warmer world

John Kerry issues seven point climate change plan

John Kerry issues seven point climate change plan

US Secretary of State ignores recent criticism to ram home commitment to new UN climate deal

US senators to hold marathon debate on climate change

Senate Democrats to debate climate change as Republican foes try to block curbs on coal

As it happened: UN climate change summit opens in Bonn

As it happened: UN climate change summit opens in Bonn

Coverage from the opening day of negotiations on a global emissions reduction deal in Bonn

Security Council seat could tempt India into UN climate action

Security Council seat could tempt India into UN climate action

Government’s unwillingness to accept emission cuts is damaging country’s image as a global leader, says study

Loss and damage: the calm before the storm?

Loss and damage: the calm before the storm?

Countries agreed to address losses and damages linked to climate change at a summit in Warsaw, but now comes the hard part

Marshall Islands foreign minister: 'We are facing a climate disaster'

Marshall Islands foreign minister: ‘We are facing a climate disaster’

Phillip Muller says country will be ‘wiped off the map’ unless global efforts to cut greenhouse gases accelerate

UN climate talks: the toughest negotiations on planet earth

UN climate talks: the toughest negotiations on planet earth

Diplomats involved in creating a global emissions reduction treaty explain why it’s such a tortuous process

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