Wednesday’s top five: Clean energy boosts EU economy says report, Beijing bans heavy polluters, Australia’s water supplies at risk say scientists
Pressure builds on EU President Barroso as Commissioners battle over region’s low carbon trajectory
European climate compromise on cards, with Council decision likely to disappoint many green groups
Climate diplomacy experts say 40% emission cut target will “not be taken seriously” by rest of world
Wednesday’s top 5: UK has wins battle against fracking rules, Pine Island Glacier in ‘irreversible’ retreat, Danish pension funds invest in climate change projects
MEPs back plans to boost funding for technology that could radically cut carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels
Commissioners for Industry and Economy stand accused of blocking ambitious goals as row deepens in Brussels
Cost of EU carbon allowances will rise by 50% on 2013 levels as global health of scheme improves, says a Bloomberg report
Germany, France, UK and Italy call for “clear and ambitious” targets, citing EU influence at UN climate talks
Thames Barrier shuts for 11th time in 11 days as rains and high tides combine to threaten capital
EU climate chief says ambitious low carbon policies essential for region to retain competitiveness
Decreased carbon trading in 2013 reflects continuing trend of problems, even as Chinese markets open for business
Letter to EC chief Barroso calls for minimal shale gas regulations and says climate targets should be simplified
The UK is well versed in showmanship when it comes to climate change targets. But does it mean what it says?
Tuesday’s top 5: EU signs off agreement to cut HFCs, fracking chemicals cause cancer and birth defects, and EPA climate expert convicted of fraud
Relief, anger and calls for reform as MEPs support measures to boost region’s cap-and-trade scheme
Former COP19 president Marcin Korolec says that EU should wait till 2015 to decide on climate package to align with UN
Increased ambition from Europe hinges on global agreement in 2015 say insiders
More than 90% of British cities have a mitigation plan, compared to 42% in France and Belgium
China and Mexico latest to bring trading schemes online as countries eye greenhouse gas reductions