The UK, Canada, Denmark and Spain joined a coalition to slash emissions to net zero on the sidelines of the UN general assembly in New York
A warming Arctic is unfreezing toxic Cold War relics and with them, disputes between the US, Denmark and Greenland
NEWS: Country’s 2020 emissions target will be “very expensive” to meet, says figure in recently elected government
NEWS: Total drilling near Frederikshavn will help government decide whether to lift its moratorium on fracking
NEWS: Activists in the EU’s greenest country are poised for battle as Total prepares to begin shale gas exploration
NEWS: The UN’s latest climate change report will provide strong scientific base for negotiations in the future, says Rasmus Helveg-Petersen
INTERVIEW: With two weeks until leaders are set to finalise EU2030 package, Martin Lidegaard tells RTCC there is “a long way to go”
NEWS: Denmark to pass climate change bill into law, putting its 2020 ambition at twice the EU
NEWS: Denmark, Ireland and Croatia praised for efficiency measures, but others falling short
New energy and climate minister Rasmus Helveg Petersen he is focused on EU agreeing tougher goals at March summit
New climate bill will also see creation of independent Climate Council, modelled on UK’s Committee on Climate Change
Wednesday’s top 5: UK has wins battle against fracking rules, Pine Island Glacier in ‘irreversible’ retreat, Danish pension funds invest in climate change projects
Extreme weather is becoming the new normal across Europe, according to a report from the Climate Action Network
Russia’s “heavy handed” treatment of Greenpeace activists signals increasing militarisation of Arctic, says MP Liam Fox
President Barak Obama met with the Swedish king and queen to agree a move to low carbon technology
Danish government published list of projects that could help it achieve 40% emissions reduction target by 2020
Danish Government commits US$2 million to clean energy projects in the Pacific as part of wider low carbon initiative
Developing a carbon neutral energy system in the Nordic region by 2050 would cost less than 1% of cumulative GNP, a new analysis has revealed