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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

Climate science debate "futile" says Marshall Islands minister

Climate science debate “futile” says Marshall Islands minister

Phillip Muller says increased frequency of ‘king tides’ is linked to rising sea levels, warns country in fight for ‘survival’

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

US military says climate change could increase wars, conflict

US military says climate change could increase wars, conflict

Pentagon’s warning that climate change worsens risks of conflict over water, food and other resources

Palm oil producers blamed as smog chokes Indonesia

Palm oil producers blamed as smog chokes Indonesia

State of emergency called in Riau region of Indonesia, as data shows 52% of fires originated in palm oil and logging land

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’

Why I locked myself to the White House fence in #XLDissent

Why I locked myself to the White House fence in #XLDissent

Plans to build an oil pipeline from Canada to Texas are being fiercely opposed by campaigners across the US

Fears grow over Green Climate Fund preparations

Fears grow over Green Climate Fund preparations

UN climate chief Christiana Figueres says board must ensure financial mechanism opens in 2014

Europe’s banks in $1-tril risk from ‘carbon bubble’: report

Two new studies highlight the supposed risks of long-term investment in fossil fuels

EU proposes more time for long-haul airlines to cut CO2

EU negotiators agree tentative deal that stops the clock longer on emissions trading for intercontinental flights

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

Rising sea levels threaten world's 'cultural heritage'

Rising sea levels threaten world’s ‘cultural heritage’

One fifth of the world’s UNESCO world heritage sites will be below sea level if world warms by 3C, finds new research

Australia in 2013: hotter, drier and more fires

Australia in 2013: hotter, drier and more fires

Australia almost a degree hotter than it was in 1910, says Bureau of Meteorology, as government tries to repeal climate laws

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

Marshall Islands face evacuations as sea swamps capital

Marshall Islands face evacuations as sea swamps capital

Over 1,000 people have been evacuated in the Marshall Islands, as “king tides” wipe away island coastline

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