The case could set an international precedent for indigenous people to control resources on their land, which they say is critical to climate action
State-owned utilities are using rising energy costs to attack the EU emissions trading system, stoking tensions between Warsaw and Brussels
The new German government must prioritise the climate crisis in its Africa policy, and make climate diplomacy with Africa a core component of its G7 presidency
The spectacle of fake snow and an old steel mill’s cooling towers has sparked climate debate among Olympics-watchers
Nestlé, Ikea and Unilever are among brands the New Climate Institute found did not live up to the 1.5C-compatible label they’d been awarded
The French oil giant has struggled to attract finance for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline and opponents say it does not have funding in place
Campaigners fear Brussels’ sustainable finance taxonomy will lead to more gas power plants being built, locking in high emissions
More than 80 people died as the storm swept through Madagascar, Mozambique and Malawi, with the forecast not reaching some communities in time to evacuate
The Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, Shell and ExxonMobil are among those pursuing high cost oil projects that won’t pay off in a 1.8C world
Saudi Arabia wants to become a leading exporter of hydrogen from both clean and dirty sources as part of an economic diversification plan
While the US president has had some climate wins abroad, domestic action has been held back by the Senate, the courts and rising fuel prices
Cairo gave a junior role to environment minister Yasmine Fouad and the top job to a career diplomat with no significant climate experience
Forest guards in Gabon say their salaries are often paid several months late and are threatening to go on strike
The oil major has pulled out of a British project and paused South African exploration, as its climate targets require production to fall
Germany missed its climate targets in 2021 and the incoming “traffic light” coalition is promising a major policy package to turn things around
More than 400 people were killed and seven million lost homes or livelihoods to the category 5 storm that hit the Philippines in December
The International Energy Agency is proposing to lift the paywall on its extensive energy database, in a potential boon for climate research
Social media protests and US direct diplomacy pushed authorities in China’s capital to clean up heavy industry and home heating
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Leftist Gabriel Boric won a landslide to become Chile’s president and backs reform to improve water rights and access for communities like Petorca