UN negotiations start in Bonn on April 29 amid warnings from scientists that greenhouse gas emissions are rising too far, too fast
Lawyers train negotiators from least developed countries in an effort to level the playing field at the UN climate talks
Despite an ailing carbon market and shrinking economy, the importance of Europe’s climate and energy policies reaches far and wide
A greater emphasis on pricing carbon and fewer United Nations summits are the key recommendations in an EU Commission report released today
China, USA and influential group of developing nations spell out condition for the UN’s 2015 universal climate agreement in papers lodged this week
From loss and damage payments to truth and reconciliation hearings, international law could contribute to global efforts to combat and cope with climate change beyond the UNFCCC talks, writes Joy Hyvarinen
Oxfam and Friends of the Earth join call for greater involvement ahead of next meeting of the Green Climate Fund in Berlin this week
Joy Hyvarinen from Field explains why scientific integrity, transparency and consideration of human security should underpin forthcoming UN climate talks review
Divisions over plans to develop a global climate deal appear after two influential groups of developing nations accused rich countries of undermining negotiations
Addis Ababa plan includes a five year review to decide if once poor countries should shoulder more of the burden of climate change action
Industrial scale transfers of low-carbon technologies to developing world a step closer after UNEP wins bid to host Climate Technology Centre and Network
Edward Cameron from the World Resources Institute argues leadership is needed to move UN negotiations on this year
Guy Edwards asks which Latin American country is best suited to hosting the important 2014 UN climate negotiations
UNFCCC partners with East African Development Bank to boost deployment of sustainable development projects on the continent
Minamata Convention on mercury signed last week shows that multilateral environment deals can be done – but does this apply to talks on climate change?
Lead US negotiator Todd Stern calls for a flexible deal that distributes responsibility in a way that represents the modern world
The fate of a global deal on emissions reductions depends on how ambitious governments are at home, warns Christiana Figueres.
Senior Indian Minister’s right hand man Varad Pande says ramping up talks to as much as 150 days a year punctuated with ministerial interventions is way best forward
12 months in focus: Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, an inconclusive Earth Summit in Rio and a promise from US President Obama to finally address global warming
Canada left the world’s only legally binding treaty on Saturday 15 December, but few appear to have noticed or care