ANALYSIS: Little people mean big business when it comes to climate change, as these 11 victories show
INTERVIEW: A peaceful protest by indigenous women in Indonesia shows the power of grassroots activism to tackle climate change
NEWS: Ambitious plans to expand use of coal power threaten country’s long term economic outlook says UN official
INTERVIEWS: In their own words: indigenous people from Canada, Finland, the US, Guatemala and Peru tell their climate stories
NEWS: Germany and the UK must crack down on their coal plants – some of the most polluting in Europe – to meet climate targets, say charities
NEWS: The growing green bond market could stimulate low carbon investment and complement the divestment movement, says think-tank
NEWS: German chancellor pledges €750m to Green Climate Fund and demands politicians take climate science seriously
NEWS: India’s 2014 budget under new PM signals pivot towards low carbon economy
NEWS: Leaders are heading to Paris, Berlin and Fortaleza for climate talks to lay the groundwork for a global deal
NEWS: Climate change is key focus at US-China economic dialogue in Beijing, as countries’ relationship comes under strain
NEWS: Former prime minister and possible UN climate talks president Laurent Fabius says oil and gas subsides must be cut
NEWS: India sends climate finance warning, as initial capitalisation of Green Climate Fund begins
ANALYSIS: Jean-Claude Juncker has his eye fixed on Europe’s economy, but climate looms large on the EU agenda
NEWS: Rainforest dams threaten indigenous peoples and diverse ecosystems say campaigners
NEWS: Mayor Boris Johnson to receive report in October on how global warming could harm UK capital
Capital spending now will set 21st century energy supply, consumption and CO2 emissions
NEWS: UN climate talks end positively in Bonn, with negotiators saying they are one step closer to a 2015 agreement
NEWS: Climate minister Greg Barker says flagship UK green fund will be allowed to invest in developing countries
NEWS: Poland remains opposed to 40% target, saying it would leave poorer nations compensating for over-ambition
NEWS: Beijing sets target to cut CO2 from refrigerant chemicals by 280m tonnes by end of 2015, defusing HFC ‘carbon bomb’