EU’s climate and energy package proposes new targets for emissions and renewables, but bruising member state talks beckons
Latest headlines and analysis from London and Brussels as EU prepares to presents its energy and climate strategy up to 2030
Wednesday’s top five: Clean energy boosts EU economy says report, Beijing bans heavy polluters, Australia’s water supplies at risk say scientists
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Pressure builds on EU President Barroso as Commissioners battle over region’s low carbon trajectory
US President tells Democrat fundraisers emerging economies hold key to addressing climate change
Frequency of most severe El Nino cycle could double, posing severe test for USA, Indonesia and Australia
Scientists are increasingly looking to more radical schemes to curb global warming, but the more radical proposals are not liked by the general public
Monday’s top five: El Nino could double, Australia coal stocks in crisis, Western world accused of ‘outsourcing’ carbon pollution
European climate compromise on cards, with Council decision likely to disappoint many green groups
Based on size of population, Britain is a world leader in greenhouse gas emissions, largely due to its historic use of coal
Limiting global warming to safe levels could cost 4% of global output says study, warning emissions must drop 40-70%
First community moved under national initiative as rising sea levels flood houses and farmlands
Yale study reveals slight increase in climate scepticism as Republican Senators try to block emission reduction measures
Survey of 700 global experts offers intriguing glimpse into risk perception in latest World Economic Forum study
Hybrid car market leader now plans to invest in new range powered by hydrogen cells
Climate diplomacy experts say 40% emission cut target will “not be taken seriously” by rest of world
Leading low carbon group CERES outlines how $1 trillion a year for low carbon infrastructure can be generated
UN climate chief says future investments must reflect need for planet to avoid warming to dangerous levels