NEWS: At World Economic Forum in Davos, former US vice president accuses oil executives of “wishful thinking” on climate risk
NEWS: World Coal Association admits that divestment is a concern for the industry, but says it won’t dent growth
NEWS: Christiana Figueres says there is evidence that fossil fuel investors are already being hit as projects become unviable
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?
NEWS: Agenda for this year’s Davos meeting focuses heavily on climate change, with UN carbon cutting deal on horizon
NEWS: While the authorities dump or burn rubbish, two businnesses in India’s Silicon Valley are using waste plastic to build roads
NEWS: Campaigners call on Pope Francis to show his support for victims of climate change by taking on vested interests
NEWS: Massachusetts State College Building Authority issues US$94 million bond for plans branded “pathetic” by watchdog
NEWS: Ontario to join Quebec and British Columbia in enforcing price on fossil fuels, despite opposition from prime minister Harper
NEWS: Allowances traded at US$7-8 a tonne, a similar price to Europe’s emissions trading system
NEWS: California university was the wealthiest to cut ties with coal companies last May; 295 academics want oil and gas to go next
NEWS: Jos Debelke says Brussels is committed to climate leadership, but will ensure steel, cement industries get help to comply with regulations
NEWS: More Chinese companies must manage their greenhouse gas emissions as Beijing plans national carbon market
NEWS: Increasing oil production but falling demand creates problems for fossil fuel industry as investors turn away from sector
NEWS: Governor Jay Inslee hopes to launch emissions trading system in 2016, says it is “the smart thing to do”
NEWS: Chinese central government will set regional caps on emissions and leave distribution of permits to provincial authorities
COMMENT: Money on its own is not enough – countries need to learn how to use finance more efficiently and transparently
COMMENT: Least developed countries deserve more support in the face of evident and increasing threats, says expert
NEWS: Lead energy analyst says low fuel cost allows policymakers to slash fossil fuel subsidies without hurting consumers
NEWS: Key fund passes $10bn after unexpected climate finance pledge by Australian foreign minister