Beijing’s efforts to cut smog to also cut CO2, but nationwide carbon emissions and air pollution likely to remain high until at least next decade.
Laurent Fabius says Beijing knows it must take “bolder action” to cut pollution, expects cooperation on UN 2015 deal
Pilot emissions trading will need to be scaled up to build on CO2 cuts from curbs on coal
Japan’s role as world’s biggest funder of coal since 2007 dents US-led efforts to curb finance for the fossil fuel
As pollution levels in Beijing soar, the head of an influential research centre says the country is at risk of fatal illness
Report says China could slash energy-related CO2 emissions 90% from business-as-usual with tough, but achievable new polices
Carbon superpowers say they will step up efforts to improve emissions standards in cars, buildings and power plants
House of Representatives to question feasibility of clean coal as Republicans ramp up pressure ahead of midterms
World’s biggest wealth fund under pressure to get out of coal, but analysts say many others likely to take their place
Li Keqiang says more needs to be done to raise use of electric cars, but infrastructure remains lacking
US President tells Democrat fundraisers emerging economies hold key to addressing climate change
Coal becoming an increasing financial risk for big mining houses as divestment from the fossil fuel gains traction, says a new report from HSBC
Four leading climate and energy experts working for the Chinese government explain how the country can cut its carbon footprint
Wednesday’s top five: China plans for 200GW of wind by 2020, US climate activists accused of terrorism, Geoengineering could cause weather chaos
Tuesday’s top 5: Green technology will reduce pollution in China, Australian companies will avoid punishment under Direct Action Plan, and Fukushima disaster leads to Renewable Energy Village
Trina Solar unveil plans for a huge solar PV installation with the same capacity as a Nuclear power plant
Thursday’s top 5: Guangdong carbon market starts trading, abolition of Australian carbon price will cost $7.4bn, and Greenpeace protesters to be released from prison
Coal will continue to grow, but will be dampened by tough environmental regulations in China, says International Energy Agency
Monday’s top 5: Oz coal could be ‘stranded’, US states call for climate ambition, oil chief dismisses Keystone XL, Cambridge unveils ‘greenest supercomputer’
Thursday’s top 5 – China’s renewables surge, Green Climate Fund launches, and IPCC’s sea level rise projections branded too conservative