NEWS: Executive Director Hela Cheikhrouhou says safeguards will ensure only ‘low carbon and resilient’ projects receive funding
PICTURES: Study from Union of Concerned Scientists cites State of Liberty, Alaska’s permafrost and NASA’s coast facilities at risk
NEWS: Board agree eight essential requirements, meaning GCF is now ready to start accepting funds from donors
NEWS: Government CCS policy lacks credibility, and likely to delay any new plants until 2020 says report
NEWS: Board agree on risk management framework, one of six ‘essential elements’ that will allow GCF to become operational
NEWS: Just 21% of governments sending ministers to June UN climate talks, raising doubt over engagement with process
NEWS: Letter from senior executive to shareholders says oil and gas likely to dominate energy mix till 2050s
ANALYSIS: Expectations are high for the COP20 meeting in Lima, but success will require clever diplomacy from hosts
NEWS: Green Climate Fund should prioritise land restoration projects in sun-Saharan Africa, says head of UN desertification agency
NEWS: Heavy reliance on natural products means country is at acute risk from rising temperatures and water cycle changes
COMMENT: Former Mexico President outlines goals of his Commission on Economy and Climate in Abu Dhabi summit address
NEWS: Concerns India and China could push for looser green safeguards as GCF board gathers to rubber-stamp regulations
NEWS: Observers say success of 2015 UN climate change deal hinges on successful launch of GCF later this year
NEWS: Billions at risk says Lloyd’s of London, as military planners say drought and famine could cause new Arab Spring
NEWS: Farmers may need to plan for variable crop outputs, as potential severity of climate phenomenon intensifies
NEWS: Leaders in Tokyo and Canberra say it’s time world’s emerging economies take responsibility for tackling rising carbon emissions
NEWS: Global sea level rise figures may have to be revised upwards say scientists, as pace of melt increases
NEWS: Early phase-out of super climate gases could stop release of 146 billion tonnes of CO2-equivalent by 2050
COMMENT: A UK dash for shale gas will send all the wrong diplomatic signals at a time when clean energy investment is urgent
NEWS: Government report dismisses efforts to cut carbon pollution, warning emissions could break 550 parts per million barrier