Ed King
Ed previously worked as a Producer on BBC Radio 5 Live. He holds an MA in International Studies and Diplomacy from the London School of Oriental and African Studies, specialising in global energy and climate policy.Trevor Manuel: climate deniers ‘mainly in lunatic asylums’
Former South African finance minister says science is now incontrovertible and potential effects of warming world deadly
Rwanda open for clean energy business says minister
Small African country has huge solar, geothermal and hydro potential, but needs financial support
Crimea crisis forces EU to re-evaluate energy policies
It sounds an easy solution, but ditching Russian gas and replacing it with renewables is fraught with difficulties
Trust deficit blocking progress at UN climate talks
Dogmatic views and lack of financial guarantees blights week of negotiations in Bonn
As it happened: UN climate change talks in Bonn, closing session
Coverage from the closing set of negotiations at the UN climate meeting in Bonn
Norway’s oil fund set to drive surge in clean energy investments
Prime Minister hints renewable energy projects around world could be major beneficiaries of new rules
Shell warns global climate deal will affect profits
Annual report for 2013 says investment needed in technologies to reduce company’s carbon emissions
Smog will drive China climate action, says France foreign minister
Laurent Fabius says Beijing knows it must take “bolder action” to cut pollution, expects cooperation on UN 2015 deal
Hollande and Xi to discuss climate at March summit
France and China leaders will discuss goals of 2015 UN Paris conference in meeting later this month
NASA: global warming could be 20% higher than previous estimates
Research focused on the climate sensitivity of the atmosphere suggests recent ‘cooling’ spell could be a blip
Australia warned to prepare for hotter summers
Latest Climate Council report says extremes of 2013/2014 ‘Angry Summer’ likely to intensify
Venezuela’s 2014 climate summit faces credibility crisis
Analysis: Caracas government says it’s committed to climate justice, but do actions on the ground match its words?
US Senate debates climate change through night
Lawmakers maintain climate vigil on Capitol Hill, warning of economic and human costs that could hit US in warmer world
John Kerry issues seven point climate change plan
US Secretary of State ignores recent criticism to ram home commitment to new UN climate deal
India pollution linked to Himalaya glacier melt
Kolkata’s choking streets are affecting the health of residents and the region’s long term prosperity
Arctic melt ‘speeding up’ say scientists
Pace of change at North Pole is surprising scientists: latest studies show the region is at its warmest for 40,000 years
As it happened: UN climate change summit opens in Bonn
Coverage from the opening day of negotiations on a global emissions reduction deal in Bonn
Security Council seat could tempt India into UN climate action
Government’s unwillingness to accept emission cuts is damaging country’s image as a global leader, says study
Loss and damage: the calm before the storm?
Countries agreed to address losses and damages linked to climate change at a summit in Warsaw, but now comes the hard part
Marshall Islands foreign minister: ‘We are facing a climate disaster’
Phillip Muller says country will be ‘wiped off the map’ unless global efforts to cut greenhouse gases accelerate