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India can accept 1.5C warming limit - if rich nations make the carbon cuts

India can accept 1.5C warming limit – if rich nations make the carbon cuts

NEWS: Chief negotiator tells Climate Home Delhi is open to more ambitious global goals, but warns it’s rich nations who will have to take up the slack

Exxon put on mock trial in Paris for 'climate crimes’

Exxon put on mock trial in Paris for ‘climate crimes’

BLOG: Oil major not found guilty – nor innocent – of deliberately denying global warming as celebrity judges leave audience to make up their own minds

Soft power: Check out the Paris climate summit national pavilions

Soft power: Check out the Paris climate summit national pavilions

VIDEO: Over 190 countries are in Paris to save the world from dangerous global warming. But they’re also here to show off their latest gizmos and cut some juicy deals

Marshall Islands minister Tony de Brum loses election

Marshall Islands minister Tony de Brum loses election

UPDATED: International climate change advocate will leave government in January, after fighting for a UN deal at COP21 in Paris

COP21: Climate Home speaks to India's chief climate negotiator

COP21: Climate Home speaks to India’s chief climate negotiator

Q&A: Susheel Kumar, a key negotiator of Indian delegation opens up to Climate Home’s Avik Roy on what is at stake and India’s determined position at COP21 in Paris

Saudi Arabia, India quash UN study warning of 2C dangers

Saudi Arabia, India quash UN study warning of 2C dangers

NEWS: Island nations left distraught as major carbon polluters block report that suggested limiting temperature rises to well below 2C would be safer for millions

COP21: Climate finance row burning bright as clock ticks on talks

NEWS: Negotiations heat up as developed, developing and emerging economies get cold feet over long term funding figures

Africa’s green belt gets greenbacks to halt spreading Sahara

Africa’s green belt gets greenbacks to halt spreading Sahara

NEWS: France’s Francois Hollande and donors put up $4 bn for band of trees stretching 7,100km from Djibouti to Dakar

Germany and France back 1.5C global warming limit

Germany and France back 1.5C global warming limit

NEWS: Countries vulnerable to climate change impact welcomed show of support for tighter temperature goal at COP21 in Paris

Pragmatic Peru to crisis-hit Venezuela: Latin America at COP21

Pragmatic Peru to crisis-hit Venezuela: Latin America at COP21

ANALYSIS: Continent brings a colourful tapestry of perspectives to UN climate talks in Paris. Guy Edwards rounds up the latest developments

COP21: EU sidelined by US, China say experts

COP21: EU sidelined by US, China say experts

NEWS: Brussels engineered work on a 2015 UN climate deal back in 2011, but internal rows have lessened its impact at Paris summit

India: Paris climate talks problem-child or green leader?

India: Paris climate talks problem-child or green leader?

ANALYSIS: Delhi has huge plans to invest in solar but it’s the country’s longstanding coal addiction that has climate experts worried

COP21: Slow progress 'frustrating' says UN climate official

COP21: Slow progress ‘frustrating’ says UN climate official

NEWS: World leaders are gone, but old divisions remain as countries battle to agree on draft text ahead of Saturday deadline

COP21: Saudi Arabia defends target-free climate plan

COP21: Saudi Arabia defends target-free climate plan

NEWS: World’s biggest oil exporter has an ‘action-based approach’ to going green, says Khalid Abuleif on the sidelines of COP21 in Paris

Ecuador: US has no right to 'kidnap' Paris climate talks

Ecuador: US has no right to ‘kidnap’ Paris climate talks

VIDEO: US-led drive for pact without legal force is conditioning outcome at UN COP21 summit, warns environment minister

On forests, the UN and indigenous people are worlds apart

On forests, the UN and indigenous people are worlds apart

ANALYSIS: Germany, Norway and UK lead forest protection announcements, but where are the real forest defenders at COP21?

Obama offers vulnerable nations $30m for climate risk insurance

Obama offers vulnerable nations $30m for climate risk insurance

NEWS: Small island leaders cautiously welcome US move to shield them from threat of rising seas, but say more is needed in a Paris deal

India hailed for constructive stance at solar alliance launch

India hailed for constructive stance at solar alliance launch

NEWS: Experts call PM Narendra Modi’s clean energy initiative a game changer in brokering a sustainable climate deal at COP21 in Paris

Saudi Arabia is decarbonising, says oil minister

Saudi Arabia is decarbonising, says oil minister

VIDEO: Ali Al-Naimi points to kingdom’s capturing of carbon dioxide as evidence of its commitment to tackling climate change at Paris summit

Nicaragua to defy UN in climate pledge refusal

Nicaragua to defy UN in climate pledge refusal

VIDEO: Latin American state won’t legitimise ‘failed mechanism’ with national plan as world still on track for dangerous climate change, lead envoy says

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