NEWS: Countries have urged the world’s authority on climate science to be more concise and focus on questions relevant to policy
NEWS: Chinese companies score low on forest protection measures, while consumer goods giants are leading the way
NEWS: Research suggests that climate change won’t lead to more storms − but the bad ones could be even more devastating
NEWS: UN climate pact should ensure basic rights of forest communities are respected, say activists from Liberia and Philippines
NEWS: Vast “storage tanks” of water deep below the melting Greenland ice sheet that could have a major effect on sea level rise
NEWS: Endangered species face even greater danger as climate change adds to loss of habitat caused by deforestation
NEWS: World Meteorological Organization draws conclusion from combined datasets that 2014 was likely the hottest year ever
NEWS: Oil major confirms controversial plans to exploit Arctic reserves, subject to permits and resolving legal issues
NEWS: Glaciers melting as a result of climate change release soot into the seas, scientists find, with unknown consequences for marine life
NEWS: Princeton scientists urge governments to scrap bioenergy subsidies, citing climate impact and clash with food crops
ANALYSIS: Scientists question president Dilma Rousseff’s commitment to climate leadership over appointment of Aldo Rebelo to science job
NEWS: New protections sees US president pivot to Arctic in attempt to secure reputation as environmental leader
NEWS: UK meteorological agency joins NASA, NOAA and Japanese forecasters in saying global temperatures hit record high in 2014
NEWS: Norwegian oil major rebuts notion that Greenland withdrawal is evidence of “carbon bubble”
NEWS: US Arctic representative in talks with film executives over educational climate project starring Frozen characters
NEWS: Harvard researchers find that there has been an almost threefold annual increase in global sea levels over the last quarter of a century
INTERVIEW: Climate sceptic mayor of New Jersey town goes on Arctic pilgrimage in search for answers about global warming
NEWS: One degree of warming could slash wheat yields by 42 million tonnes and cause devastating shortages of this vital staple food
COMMENT: A recent study put the social cost of emitting a tonne of carbon dioxide at US$220. An EU allowance costs $8. Why the gap?
ANALYSIS: From old seafarers to modern scientists, RTCC looks at the past and the present of temperature records