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IPCC report ‘key’ to 2C global warming target review – US, EU

NEWS: Nations must consider findings of IPCC when deciding whether to limit warming to 1.5 or 2C, say developed countries

COMMENT: Climate realists say a legally binding UN deal won’t work – but they’re on the wrong side of history says E3G’s Liz Gallagher

COMMENT: past UN climate chiefs reflect on the negotiating process, and outline where they see progress

UN Secretary General calls for renewed efforts to cut greenhouse gases on the twentieth anniversary of the UN’s climate body

Adaptation Fund must find predictable stream of money in the wake of carbon market collapse, say board members

Diplomats involved in creating a global emissions reduction treaty explain why it’s such a tortuous process

Board meeting in Indonesia seeks to clarify how Fund will operate, ready for cash injection later in year

Sir David King says clear carbon cutting pledges are essential at UN meeting, warning leaders must commit to attend

World leaders can expect a call from from the former New York Mayor unless they take urgent action on climate change

EU proposal to drop curbs on imported fuels could boost CO2 emissions from transport by 32 megatonnes

UN climate chief says future investments must reflect need for planet to avoid warming to dangerous levels

Focus on legal nature of global warming treaty replaced by need to ensure any agreement is ‘meaningful’

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

Christiana Figueres, Michael Zammit Cutajar and Yvo de Boer on challenges facing international negotiations up to 2015 Paris summit

Frustrations of negotiators evident in leaked transcripts of closed door talks during Warsaw climate conference