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BP urges progress on global carbon price

BP urges progress on global carbon price

Chief Executive Bob Dudley says “technological innovation” and policy leadership from governments key to climate challenge

Analysis: efficiency can be at the heart of EU energy policy

High energy prices, flagging economy and Ukraine crisis should prompt European leaders to push for more effective efficiency targets

Climate change like '100-year war' says US Army expert

Climate change like ‘100-year war’ says US Army expert

Scale of impacts and lack of long-term planning could leave world with ‘no exit strategy’ if temperatures rise

Trevor Manuel: climate deniers 'mainly in lunatic asylums'

Trevor Manuel: climate deniers ‘mainly in lunatic asylums’

Former South African finance minister says science is now incontrovertible and potential effects of warming world deadly

Rwanda open for clean energy business says minister

Rwanda open for clean energy business says minister

Small African country has huge solar, geothermal and hydro potential, but needs financial support

Crimea crisis forces EU to re-evaluate energy policies

It sounds an easy solution, but ditching Russian gas and replacing it with renewables is fraught with difficulties

Trust deficit blocking progress at UN climate talks

Trust deficit blocking progress at UN climate talks

Dogmatic views and lack of financial guarantees blights week of negotiations in Bonn

Climate change "bad boys" must make amends, say Marshall Islands

Climate change “bad boys” must make amends, say Marshall Islands

The US and China need to take urgent action to prevent small islands sinking, says Marshall Islands UN representative

As it happened: UN climate change talks in Bonn, closing session

As it happened: UN climate change talks in Bonn, closing session

Coverage from the closing set of negotiations at the UN climate meeting in Bonn

Yeb Sano: fasting makes me a better climate negotiator

Yeb Sano: fasting makes me a better climate negotiator

Filipino negotiator tells RTCC that his monthly ritual of fasting is helping him to secure a strong UN treaty on climate change

Norway's oil fund set to drive surge in clean energy investments

Norway’s oil fund set to drive surge in clean energy investments

Prime Minister hints renewable energy projects around world could be major beneficiaries of new rules

Shell warns global climate deal will affect profits

Shell warns global climate deal will affect profits

Annual report for 2013 says investment needed in technologies to reduce company’s carbon emissions

Formal talks on UN climate change deal will 'start in June'

Formal talks on UN climate change deal will ‘start in June’

Pressure from developing countries forces officials to agree to accelerate 2015 climate deal talks

UN climate envoys hail momentum, but warn time running out

UN climate envoys hail momentum, but warn time running out

Negotiators say progress has been made at Bonn talks, but some warn time is running out to deliver a draft text by Lima

EU backs big curbs on superstrength greenhouse gases

EU parliament votes overwhelmingly for partial ban on potent greenhouse gases used in fridges and airconditioners

Hollande and Xi to discuss climate at March summit

Hollande and Xi to discuss climate at March summit

France and China leaders will discuss goals of 2015 UN Paris conference in meeting later this month

Old splits emerge as UN climate envoys seek path to 2015 deal

Old splits emerge as UN climate envoys seek path to 2015 deal

Brazil, China and Saudi Arabia say they have no intention of discussing tough emission cuts at Bonn meeting

Venezuela's 2014 climate summit faces credibility crisis

Venezuela’s 2014 climate summit faces credibility crisis

Analysis: Caracas government says it’s committed to climate justice, but do actions on the ground match its words?

US Senate debates climate change through night

US Senate debates climate change through night

Lawmakers maintain climate vigil on Capitol Hill, warning of economic and human costs that could hit US in warmer world

Germany’s carbon targets in doubt as emissions rise in 2013

New lignite-fired power stations prompt rise in Germany’s CO2 emissions, tarnishing the country’s green revolution

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