Global green fund gets back on track with $1bn splurge, but US vetoed a project that would have loaned $100m to China
‘EU must put decarbonisation at the heart of its programme,’ said Alex Stubb, who is fighting to be the candidate of Europe’s largest political bloc
In back-to-back events this week, the billionaire launched projects to slow global warming and limit the damage it causes
Three protesters were sentenced to jail for 2017 blockade, but court of appeal found that a community work order would have been appropriate
The demolition of Angela Merkel’s coalition partners in the south further weakens the chancellor, undermining hope for tough calls on climate policy
Claire Perry requested a net-zero emissions probe on Monday but defended fracking, saying gas was ‘absolutely part of our future’
Two devolved governments attack ‘unilateral’ tax on carbon pollution proposed by UK if Brexit talks end with no deal
UK government report card on replacing the EU’s atomic energy community shows progress, but no deal on March 29 still threatens power and medical supply
MEPs are calling on the EU to bump its 2030 target in light of this week’s scientific report of 1.5C of global warming
The UK says it wants to keep ties with the EU energy market – but it’s complicated
The Kosovo e Re lignite plant could not compete with renewables on price, said bank president Jim Yong Kim
Campaigners celebrated as an appeals judge endorsed their 2015 victory, confirming the Netherlands must cut emissions faster or breach its duty of care
Scientists have warned that warming more than half a degree above now is dangerous, but can we stop it?
Across Europe, we already feel the impacts of climate change on our farms, forests and livelihoods. Yesterday’s UN science report showed the urgency of action
The country won’t withdraw from the Paris Agreement, but it’s not obliged to follow UN recommendations either, Scott Morrison said
Presidential favourite would abolish Brazil’s environment ministry, exposing world’s largest rainforest and its indigenous owners to criminal gangs of loggers and miners
The deal moved away from the firewall between developed and developing countries; going backward would undermine ambition
Leaked draft conclusions of meeting next Tuesday call for urgent response to UN landmark climate science report, but stop short of commitment to higher ambition
South Chungcheong becomes the biggest coal user and first Asian region in the Powering Past Coal Alliance, reflecting local opposition to polluting plants
The UK, Canada, Denmark and Spain joined a coalition to slash emissions to net zero on the sidelines of the UN general assembly in New York