Tough words on the Paris Agreement took a back seat as Jean-Claude Juncker sought protection for Europe’s car industry
Instead of tit-for-tat retaliation to US tariffs, trade partners should link their response to climate goals and kill two birds with one stone
A massive baby Trump balloon, organised by climate activists, was part of rolling protests that greeted the president in the UK on Friday
Donald Trump’s punitive tariffs and the reaction could undermine global cooperation and slow the transition to a sustainable world, says Erik Solheim
Pacific islands note threat of sea level rise while setting toughest climate target of any US state
Study shows that while Republican mayors are unwilling to join climate coalitions, they and their voters favour action on emissions
One year on from Donald Trump’s announcement he would withdraw the US from the UN climate pact, leading figures assess the “dire consequences”
Rich cities and counties claiming reparations from oil companies increases the inequality at the heart of climate change. But it can be fixed
Fracking transformed US energy production, but Europe and the rest of the world will struggle to repeat the trick, finds global report
While the Trump administration generally avoids discussion of climate change, it is participating in a coalition to promote “clean, reliable” nuclear power
As companies withdraw from deals involving Iran, fearing US sanctions, the EU scrambles to preserve growing energy cooperation
‘We need to ask developing countries how to address that gap,’ says G77 chair, calling for concessions on climate finance to unlock stalled talks
Western allies say Russia is using UN climate talks to ‘normalise’ its claim to the peninsula, while Russia accuses them of politicising the delicate process
On a state visit to the US, French president Macron brought a green gift but showed no sign of convincing Trump to reconsider his rejection of the Paris Agreement
The nonpartisan Government Accountability Office is urging Congress to make coal mining companies pay for environmental clean-up and reduce the risk to taxpayers
When Donald Trump became US president, there were fears for public information on climate science. So what happened?
Companies owned by WV governor exploited a supposedly temporary status to defer environmental clean up and leave miners in limbo, in some cases for decades
Wells Griffith, who worked on the Trump campaign, has spent the last year negotiating exports deals for the US energy industry
Across the country, mining land has been reclaimed at low cost, leaving communities with few alternatives to rebuild their economies
‘I’m not in favour of showing any softness to those who decide to break those rules,’ the French president said about the deal struck in his capital in 2015