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The talks will take place in Spain’s capital, the UN confirmed, after Chile pulled out amid social unrest
As the UN talks move elsewhere, the international community must remain deeply vigilant about the potential for continued and escalating repression in Chile
Talks scheduled to be in Santiago may now move to Madrid, but await UN approval
Cristiana Pașca Palmer resigned before key summit, she faced allegations of discrimination against African staff and intervention in the renewal of her contract
Chile tells UN it will not be hosting meeting, just weeks before it was supposed to take place in Santiago
The first woman to lead the charge for electrification in rural Nigeria said access to power would ‘unlock’ the sustainable development goals
Setting up a collision with Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro, the church said ‘ecocidal’ projects should be stopped and proposed indigenous-led development plan
Gabriel’s appointment would further strengthen the close ties between Germany’s political class and the automobile sector
Vastly more of the fund’s money should go to projects that adapt to the impacts of climate change
After the US, Russia, and Australia did not contribute, other developed countries fell $500m short of the fund’s starting capital
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Draft bill, which had been seen as step towards modernising Russia’s economy, loses legal targets and support for low carbon projects
Two summits in one week presented a choice for African leaders: stalled promises of climate finance in Paris or business deals in Sochi
Country must rapidly comply with EU limits on nitrogen dioxide or face fines, in ruling that will pile pressure on other underachievers
Government said plans for the meetings had not changed, but protesters and military remain on the streets and the death toll has reached 18
Why are climate protesters being tear-gassed under the watch of France’s president, a self-defined climate champion?
After losing majority, Liberals may seek support of progressive parties, opening door for Canada to leap ahead. But some provinces look set to fight back
Governments need to agree the rules over how to use carbon markets to cut emissions, but they shouldn’t take their eyes off Australia’s brash side hustle
Few people in the West think about the ethics of buying fossil fuels from Vladimir Putin’s Russia