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China demands rich countries make 40% carbon cuts by 2020

China demands rich countries make 40% carbon cuts by 2020

Aggressive statement demands rich make savage carbon cuts and raise billions in climate aid by end of year

Least Developed Countries say science must drive UN climate talks

Least Developed Countries say science must drive UN climate talks

Nepal’s Prakash Mathema tells RTCC opportunity to address climate impacts is ‘closing fast’

UN to start drafting 2015 climate change treaty

UN to start drafting 2015 climate change treaty

UN meeting in Germany next week will kickstart efforts to design draft of international treaty before Conference in Lima

China's choking smog places carbon trading schemes in shade

China’s choking smog places carbon trading schemes in shade

Pilot emissions trading will need to be scaled up to build on CO2 cuts from curbs on coal

Russia-Ukraine tension could be catalyst for EU 2030 targets

Russia-Ukraine tension could be catalyst for EU 2030 targets

Tension with gas supplier Russia to spur push for domestic energy, but not only renewables would benefit

EU releases proposals for UN 2015 climate deal

EU releases proposals for UN 2015 climate deal

Criteria for submitting pledges for proposed global emissions reduction deal tops agenda for bloc

EU delay could damage UN climate deal, warn ministers

EU delay could damage UN climate deal, warn ministers

UK climate chief Ed Davey calls for “urgent action” and commits to EU-wide 27% renewables target for 2030

Russia outlines plans to meet 2020 climate goals

Russia outlines plans to meet 2020 climate goals

Draft document outlines how Moscow can meet 25% carbon reduction target by 2020, promising tougher accounting standards

Denmark to push for 30% EU renewables target

Denmark to push for 30% EU renewables target

New energy and climate minister Rasmus Helveg Petersen he is focused on EU agreeing tougher goals at March summit

Beijing polluters to face unlimited fines under new regulations

Beijing polluters to face unlimited fines under new regulations

New rules to curb Beijing’s air pollution will impose harsher punishments on those responsible for smog

Australia climate cuts "insulting sovereignty of other countries"

Australia climate cuts “insulting sovereignty of other countries”

Chair of UK Climate Change Committee says Australian climate change backtracking “lets down whole British tradition”

US envoy Stern calls for climate truce in Congress

US envoy Stern calls for climate truce in Congress

Influential diplomat says ambitious UN deal still on cards despite polarised atmosphere on Capitol Hill

Figueres: there are no regrets in backing tough climate action

Figueres: there are no regrets in backing tough climate action

UN climate chief says ‘Golden Triangle’ of opportunity awaits politicians and countries moving to low carbon future

Merkel: UK and Germany have "common ground" on climate strategy

Merkel: UK and Germany have “common ground” on climate strategy

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says UK and Germany have same approach to EU’s 2030 climate negotiations

Global climate laws now cover nearly 90% of carbon pollution

Global climate laws now cover nearly 90% of carbon pollution

New study reveals 66 countries now have legislation governing climate mitigation and adaptation plans

South Africa delays carbon tax amid industry pressure

South Africa’s delay to carbon tax a reminder of lobbying power of major emitters

Cameron tells UK Parliament climate change a "serious threat"

Cameron tells UK Parliament climate change a “serious threat”

Prime minister says he is committed to action as Labour opposition warn floods are ‘wake-up call’

Schwarzenegger: Conservatives can terminate climate change

Schwarzenegger: Conservatives can terminate climate change

Conservatives are on the side of the environment and always have been, claim right wing politicians

Prescott says UK government is “confused” about climate change

Prescott says UK government is “confused” about climate change

Former deputy prime minister says David Cameron needs to decide whether he wants to lead the “greenest government ever”

EPA chief says new US carbon standards will be 'tough but flexible'

EPA chief says new US carbon standards will be ‘tough but flexible’

Gina McCarthy says Administration is committed to more pollution cuts despite recent Supreme Court challenge

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