Sep 25, 2014 FinanceMarina Silva, the Amazon champion who could lead Brazil ANALYSIS: Known globally as a tireless defender of the rainforest, Marina Silva has a strong chance of becoming Brazil’s next president
Sep 11, 2014 NatureCocaine wars to climate crisis: can fortified crops save Colombia? NEWS: The biggest threat to Colombian farmers used to be drug-related violence. Now it’s climate change – but biofortified crops offer hope
Sep 9, 2014 EnergySolar power rules to boost India’s energy security NEWS: As power cuts strike northern India, new rules mean solar panels could answer energy security problems
Sep 8, 2014 CommentThe miseducation of Narendra Modi on climate change COMMENT: Almost half of India’s population is under 20. Its young people deserve more than patronizing guff on climate change from Narendra Modi
Aug 14, 2014 CommentWhy New Zealand did not accept ‘world’s first climate refugees’ COMMENT: Experts refute claims that Tuvalu family asylum could open floodgates for others fleeing climate impacts
Aug 14, 2014 NewsIndia demands rich countries “walk the talk” on climate NEWS: Latest meeting of leading emerging economies ends with leadership challenge to developed world
Jul 29, 2014 CommentObama cranks up pressure on critics with latest climate play ANALYSIS: White House unleashes Obama, Kerry and Podesta in new bid to win public support for carbon cuts
Jul 29, 2014 CommentWhy are indigenous people sidelined at UN climate talks? COMMENT: Indigenous people have the solutions to climate change. They should be allowed to speak out at the UN climate talks
Jul 28, 2014 NatureBrazil’s indigenous tribes: The low cost solution to climate change? NEWS: Traditional communities living in harmony with nature need greater support from governments, says report
Jul 23, 2014 CommentFunding adaptation: rich countries need to deliver before Paris COMMENT: A successful UN climate deal in 2015 will require guaranteed flows of support for climate vulnerable countries, writes Saleemul Huq
Jul 7, 2014 CommentBangladesh and climate change: time to change the narrative? COMMENT: Rising tides threaten the country’s future, but a resilient population is thriving despite adversity, writes Saleemul Huq
Jun 18, 2014 CommentSmall islands must take the helm on ‘loss and damage’ COMMENT: Small island states were excluded from the UN’s ‘loss and damage’ committee; it’s time they are invited to the table
Jun 17, 2014 CommentFighting desertification will reduce the costs of climate change COMMENT: We should ‘climate proof’ the land to prevent some of the tragedies of a warmer world, says UN desertification chief
Jun 11, 2014 CommentTime for farming to be taken seriously at UN climate talks? COMMENT: Agriculture is linked to 20% of greenhouse gas emissions, but it’s not receiving attention from governments
Jun 10, 2014 NewsBrazil targets climate victory at ‘greenest’ World Cup NEWS: Government offsets emissions and hails efficient stadia, but critics warn of football greenwash
Jun 5, 2014 CommentWhat does China’s talk of a carbon “cap” really mean? ANALYSIS: Writing for China Dialogue, Beijing-based Greenpeace campaigner says emissions will need to peak before 2030
Jun 2, 2014 PoliticsUS carbon cuts will leave world ‘safer and more stable’ says Obama NEWS: Obama’s climate rules show international leadership, but environmentalists will push for tougher targets
Jun 2, 2014 CommentFinally, the US gets serious on climate change COMMENT: Obama’s emission cuts could be more ambitious, but it’s the political message from new EPA laws that’s significant
May 30, 2014 EnergyGhana’s bamboo bikes: Cycling towards sustainability NEWS: Light, fast, strong and built from natural materials, bamboo bikes are an example of a greener and healthier future
May 29, 2014 PoliticsNew mercury convention could help fund climate efforts NEWS: Drive to cut toxic pollution from power plants likely to have knock-on effects for greenhouse gas emissions
May 19, 2014 CommentCan Peru deliver a successful UN climate summit? ANALYSIS: Expectations are high for the COP20 meeting in Lima, but success will require clever diplomacy from hosts
May 16, 2014 ScienceBrazil ‘unprepared’ for climate change, warns leading scientist NEWS: Heavy reliance on natural products means country is at acute risk from rising temperatures and water cycle changes