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Push for carbon loopholes sends climate talks into overtime
Australia, US and Brazil threatening ‘spirit’ of the Paris Agreement, says Costa Rican minister, as fractious talks could drag into the weekend
Development banks propose common framework for climate resilience
Sponsored content: Metrics relating to climate finance will work towards the global goal for adaptation and resilience
Denmark adopts climate law to cut emissions 70% by 2030
New law binds Denmark to international climate process, including climate finance to developing countries
‘Difficult to ignore’: how coalitions in Kenya are lifting up each other’s voices
Sponsored content: By working together, small communities are scaling up climate solutions and protecting their lands
Carbon sinks will lose impact the more humans emit
Sponsored content: Nature-based solutions to help restore and bolster carbon sinks are essential to tackling climate change
We really may have just 11 years to save the climate
As the crisis becomes dominated by urgent survival needs, the political window to prevent further climate change will close
Climate extremes driving global hunger, says WMO
Sponsored content: With global hunger rising, a new report stresses the urgent need for ambitious climate action
Assessing disaster and climate risk is a crucial step to project resilience
Sponsored content: Pre-emptive measures are key to strengthening disaster and climate change resilience in future infrastructure development projects
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Top environmental funders adopt proactive gender programme
Sponsored content: A focus on gender equality and women’s empowerment in climate action marks a strategic shift in project strategy
Loss and damage: Who pays for the impacts of the heated Earth?
The current system for accounting for loss and damage from climate change is contentious and up for review at UN talks in Madrid
Indigenous communities are at the forefront of climate resilience
Sponsored content: Indigenous communities have a vital role in developing climate resilience projects, using deep knowledge of environmental cycles
Climate policy needs to reflect resilience of northern indigenous communities
Indigenous groups in Canada have developed societal structures to cope with climate change without relying on federal policies. We need to learn from them
How three islands have inspired the Maldives to fight water shortages
Sponsored content: A focus on improving, redesigning and engaging with water management programmes is a model for small nation climate adaptation
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In Malawi, climate science helps tea farmers plan their future
Sponsored content: Tea bushes planted now will live for 60 years and be exposed to a very different climate, better information can help farmers make smart choices
US will keep seat at climate talks after it leaves Paris deal
Formal withdrawal process could begin within days, but current and former diplomats say US will continue to influence global rulemaking on climate change
How to make the Green Climate Fund a better force for change
Vastly more of the fund’s money should go to projects that adapt to the impacts of climate change
As rich countries slow walk green finance, Putin offers Africa an alternative
Two summits in one week presented a choice for African leaders: stalled promises of climate finance in Paris or business deals in Sochi
What does Greta Thunberg’s call for equity mean?
The Swedish activist has mentioned it in all her major speeches. Here’s how we can calculate the fair share of the burden of climate action