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$UK "going all out for shale" with 40 fracking sites in pipeline$

UK “going all out for shale” with 40 fracking sites in pipeline

Prime Minister David Cameron has announced financial incentives for local communities who welcome fracking industry

Research indicates convictions about climate change are largely shaped by the weather outside – because that’s the most immediate data we can find

Gambia’s Pa Ousman Jarju explains why poor countries are ready to ‘compromise and engage’ at UN climate negotiations

Commissioners for Industry and Economy stand accused of blocking ambitious goals as row deepens in Brussels

Geeks go wild for technology in Las Vegas show – RTCC looks at those that could make the world a better place

Four leading climate and energy experts working for the Chinese government explain how the country can cut its carbon footprint

$UK and Poland announce plans to push fracking across Europe$

David Cameron tells Polish Prime Minister that he will cooperate to prevent EU legislation that could slow down fracking industry

Lifting restrictions on crude oil exports is a ‘new form of climate denial’, say environmental campaigners

Autonomous body will have power to block new coal or hydro power plants deemed polluting or unsustainable

High carbon prices and strong business engagement praised in report from influential Environmental Defense Fund

The Keeling Curve has measured atmospheric CO2 since 1958, but without urgent funding climate science would lose a vital tool

UN submission stresses country is committed to addressing climate change, despite recent decision to ditch 2020 commitments

Germany, France, UK and Italy call for “clear and ambitious” targets, citing EU influence at UN climate talks

Thames Barrier shuts for 11th time in 11 days as rains and high tides combine to threaten capital

Donald Trump and Republicans use sub-zero winter temperatures across the US to mock global warming

New research from Colorado links gas drilling to birth defects as focus grows on industry in USA and Europe

UN climate chief confident political will is growing to cut global carbon emissions, but warns of tough challenges ahead in 2014

Last year was Australia’s hottest since records began. Graphs from the Bureau of Meteorology show how the temperature’s rising

Ford’s latest hybrid electric vehicle powers itself through solar panels on its roof

Sceptics may laugh at the irony of climate scientists getting stuck in ice, but it still doesn’t disprove climate change