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President Obama's 2015 State of the Union - reimagined

President Obama’s 2015 State of the Union – reimagined

BLOG: How would the State of the Union address look if Obama turned environmentalist? 350’s Jamie Henn conducts a rewrite

Policy U-turns threaten Australia's green economy - analysts

Policy U-turns threaten Australia’s green economy – analysts

NEWS: Tony Abbott’s backtracking on climate action has made it more expensive for Australia to cut emissions, warns RepuTex

Seven stairs to Paris: A pathway to fixing climate change

Seven stairs to Paris: A pathway to fixing climate change

COMMENT: Climate change is about politics, and we need wise leaders over the coming 11 months, says UK’s former chief climate diplomat

From buckets to beehives: how scientists collect climate data

From buckets to beehives: how scientists collect climate data

ANALYSIS: From old seafarers to modern scientists, RTCC looks at the past and the present of temperature records

China and Kazakhstan compete for carbon neutral Olympics

China and Kazakhstan compete for carbon neutral Olympics

NEWS: Rivals set out visions for a green Winter Olympics in 2022 as sustainable development rises up agenda

Is global warming real? US Senate could decide on Friday

Is global warming real? US Senate could decide on Friday

NEWS: Senator Bernie Sanders has tabled amendment to Keystone bill to accept the scientific consensus on climate change

Saudi Arabia: Oil and gas “will be part of climate solution”

Saudi Arabia: Oil and gas “will be part of climate solution”

NEWS: Total decarbonisation by 2050 is “unrealistic”, says Saudi Arabia’s UN climate envoy

Queensland election could slow Australia's dash for coal

Queensland election could slow Australia’s dash for coal

ANALYSIS: Snap election offers unique opportunity to halt developments that menace the Great Barrier Reef and the climate

China and US drove renewable investment growth in 2014

NEWS: A slumping oil price did not dampen enthusiasm for clean energy in 2014, as data shows global investment grew 16%

Laimdota Straujuma, prime minister of Latvia, is making climate change a priority in her country's 6-month presidency of the EU council (Pic: Flickr/Saeima)

2015 – a year for the EU to rebuild climate diplomacy links

News: Latvia has made climate action a priority of its EU Council presidency, so where next for the bloc?

World Bank urges leaders to use oil crash to slash subsidies

World Bank urges leaders to use oil crash to slash subsidies

NEWS: As oil price hits 5-year low, chief economist warns emissions could rise without government leadership

Chinese coal demand fell in 2014

Chinese coal demand fell in 2014

NEWS: New figures from Beijing government shows China’s hunger for coal is waning

Nuclear faces tough 2015 as renewables growth soars

NEWS: Governments are still spending billions on nuclear research, but it looks like being an unhappy new year for the industry

Oil price crash won't hurt renewable sector - analysts

Oil price crash won’t hurt renewable sector – analysts

NEWS: Except in Saudi Arabia, the recent slump in oil prices will have little impact on renewable deployment, says Bloomberg

LIVE IN LIMA – DAY 12: UN COP20 climate change summit

LIVE IN LIMA – DAY 12: UN COP20 climate change summit

Rolling commentary, news, analysis and video from the 20th Conference of the Parties to the UN Climate Convention in Lima, Peru

Ed Davey: Oil-rich states should diversify their economies

Ed Davey: Oil-rich states should diversify their economies

NEWS: Saudi Arabia and others need to invest in renewable technology as oil demand dwindles, says UK climate secretary

How have UN climate talks progressed since Copenhagen?

COMMENT: It’s five years since the COP15 summit started in the Danish snows. Talks are still painful but much has changed

Typhoon Hagupit focuses minds in week two of UN climate talks

Typhoon Hagupit focuses minds in week two of UN climate talks

NEWS: Extreme weather hitting the Philippines illustrates the risks of climate change as negotiations intensify in Lima

Oil-rich Arab emirates duck climate finance obligations

Oil-rich Arab emirates duck climate finance obligations

NEWS: The United Arab Emirates needs its wealth to diversify away from fossil fuels, argues lead negotiator

China-Latin alliance could set tone for Lima climate summit

China-Latin alliance could set tone for Lima climate summit

ANALYSIS: Growing infrastructure and investment links offer chance for joint efforts to promote green growth

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