Climate disasters cascade across continents and oceans – countries must tackle them together
The EU once led the world in combatting flawed forest offset schemes. Now it’s looking to give them a new lease of life.
Transport accounts for a growing share of global emissions. The EU should lead a push for clean travel at home and internationally
Nearly two fifths of India’s districts depend on the coal sector and a rapid phasedown would be devastating for millions of people
Some of the world’s biggest cruise companies are claiming to be green, while continuing to use weakly regulated fossil fuels
The case, to be heard in the European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday, could change the way states are held accountable for climate harms
Masses of people will take to the streets in 650 events around the world this weekend, to call for a phaseout of coal, oil and gas
There is a vicious cycle between fossil fuel reliance and debt, which helps explain why so many oil exporters are heavily indebted
We need to recognise the diversity of ways climate impacts influence people’s movements, not reduce them to one label
Turning Africa into a source of carbon credits will benefit polluters and middlemen, not most Africans and not the planet
Japan is trying to push fossil fuel-based technologies on the region like gas, fossil hydrogen, carbon capture and so-called clean coal
Conflict over land can slow down climate projects, so developers must work with local communities from the outset
Paper packages are championed as an alternative to plastic but the eucalyptus plantations which feed the sector are fuelling disaster in Portugal
Temperatures in parts of South America are 20C (68F) more than normal, one of the most extreme deviations ever seen
With all their flaws, carbon offsets are not the solution to deforestation of the Amazon rainforest – leaders should acknowledge that
In an open letter to the G20, climate ministers from 14 countries outline key actions ahead of COP28, including a fossil fuel phase out.
Far-right president Jair Bolsonaro is gone but agribusiness and congress are still a threat to Brazil’s indigenous communities
The definition of net zero is becoming clearer and corporate greenwashing is becoming harder to get away with
The EU’s interpretation of a global renewables target is less ambitious than the Cop28 presidency’s and incompatible with the Paris agreement
The UK won friends and influence as Cop president, its not in its interest to throw that all away by abandoning its climate ambition