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Dalai Lama, Archbishop Tutu sign interfaith climate statement

Dalai Lama, Archbishop Tutu sign interfaith climate statement

Christians, Muslims and Buddhists are among 270 religious leaders showing support for ambitious climate action at New York event on Monday

World Bank, Bank of England urge speed on climate

World Bank, Bank of England urge speed on climate

Mark Carney and Jim Kim warn window of opportunity to reduce emissions is closing, call for greater transparency on climate risk from big business

Oceans warming too fast for Great Barrier Reef - study

Oceans warming too fast for Great Barrier Reef – study

Corals survived bleaching in the past as gradual warming gave time to adapt. That’s not so certain in the future

World Bank head warns against new coal power plants

World Bank head warns against new coal power plants

Climate change up with migration and pandemics as the major threat to global economy, says Jim Kim

Drought stumps Indian cricket league

Drought stumps Indian cricket league

Thirteen games to be moved from Maharashtra state next month due to severe dryness, judge rules

Panama to deliver climate plan at Paris signing ceremony

Panama to deliver climate plan at Paris signing ceremony

Central American state will deliver belated plan at UN signing ceremony diplomat says, leaving six holdouts remaining

UN climate science body green-lights 1.5C report

UN climate science body green-lights 1.5C report

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change accepts call for report on tough aspirational global warming threshold agreed in Paris

North Korea set to sign Paris climate deal

North Korea set to sign Paris climate deal

Pyongyang neglected to submit UN climate pledge, but will formally back agreement at 22 April ceremony

IMF: Oil price crash delays clean energy transition

IMF: Oil price crash delays clean energy transition

NEWS: Cheap fossil fuels could thwart development of renewables, says global lender in economic outlook

US coal major Peabody files for bankruptcy

NEWS: World’s largest private coal mining company is mired in debt after failing to anticipate price downturn

Apple has ‘strongest climate policy' of business world

Apple has ‘strongest climate policy’ of business world

NEWS: Tech titan scores first ‘A’ in NGO ranking and is commended for use of renewable energy and green advocacy

Scientific consensus on climate change still 'overwhelmingly high'

Scientific consensus on climate change still ‘overwhelmingly high’

NEWS; Review of influential 2013 paper that produced ‘97%’ figure reaches same conclusion: ‘the level of scientific agreement is overwhelmingly high’

Greenland sees record-smashing early ice sheet melt

Greenland sees record-smashing early ice sheet melt

NEWS: Scientists ‘incredulous’ at abnormally high numbers for April, with melting across nearly 12% of ice sheet

US set for intergenerational 'trial of the century'

US set for intergenerational ‘trial of the century’

NEWS: Magistrate judge rules young plaintiffs can sue the federal government for allegedly harming their future by failing to act on climate change

Paris climate change pact to come into effect 'by 2018'

Paris climate change pact to come into effect ‘by 2018’

NEWS: UN’s outgoing climate chief says late change to text means agreement could be enforced well before 2020, raising hopes world can avoid dangerous climate change

Latin America regional bank to scale up climate investments

Latin America regional bank to scale up climate investments

NEWS: Inter-American Development Group aims to double spending on green projects to US$4bn a year by 2020

Save the Children: Ethiopia ‘deeply affected’ by climate change

Save the Children: Ethiopia ‘deeply affected’ by climate change

NEWS: Famine-hit country faces worse drought in future, warns aid chief and former Danish prime minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt

Islands of Gauguin, Robinson Crusoe could become parched paradise

Islands of Gauguin, Robinson Crusoe could become parched paradise

NEWS: Climate change could aggravate water shortages in three-quarters of world’s small islands by 2050, researchers warn

Gulf states win concessions in HFC phase-out talks

Gulf states win concessions in HFC phase-out talks

NEWS: Hot countries offered four-year grace period to comply with rules to replace potent warming gases in air conditioning

UN energy envoy urges investors to consider 1.5C warming limit

UN energy envoy urges investors to consider 1.5C warming limit

NEWS: Finance sector should be prepared for more aggressive emissions curbs to hit value of carbon majors, says Rachel Kyte

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