As Trump mulls over leaving the Paris agreement, US officials fly in to interim talks with no clear mandate
In a remote region, riven by years of drought and conflict, the prospect of new oil is attracting attention from oil-hungry economies in Asia
With global warming, the mighty river basin will swing from devastating floods to withering drought, models show
Donald Trump suggests China, India, Russia should pay more into the UN-backed Green Climate Fund
Strong-arm tactics by the European Commission and France to bypass African leadership are unacceptable, writes Mohamed Adow
African head of $10bn programme quits, saying French environment minister Ségolène Royal intervened to impose EU-preferred projects
Labour says the 46% reduction in foreign office climate jobs since it was in power is “staggering” and a sign the government is not serious about the issue
In Odisha, where late monsoons mean crop failures, poverty and even suicide, a novel scheme aims to boost water access
Experts say $5bn Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility’s repeated rejection of requests for information on Adani coal project loan has no basis in law
Britain is expected to be coal-free on Friday, reports National Grid, as the power sector shifts to cleaner sources of supply
All five leading candidates in France’s presidential election have made prominent energy efficiency pledges, now UK Labour have followed suit
With pollution from shipping killing 18,000 Chinese every year, the government is cracking down on the use of dangerous fuels in port
Planned gas pipeline from Russia undermines long-term EU energy security and climate goals, writes Marcin Stoczkiewicz
Some districts are receiving just 12 hours of water each week as drought hits the Kenyan capital – home to more than 3 million people
As chronic water shortages create instability and violence around Lake Chad, researchers warn climate change feeds terror
Cricket – that most weather dependent of games – is slow-bowling its way into a future in which English seamers no longer swing and more and more games are washed out
Donald Trump’s most powerful advisors are set to debate whether the US stays in the UN climate pact. Here’s what we know about their positions
As deforestation spirals out of control, bills to be voted on by Congress would roll back protections on area of forest the size of Jamaica
“It’s a bad deal for America,” said Scott Pruitt, adding he had told counterparts in Germany and Canada that he would not risk the US economy to comply with Paris
Indian ruling means Adani will be unable to manipulate price of coal overseas then seek escalations in cost of power back home