The second part of our series on vulnerable communities finds BC taking radical action in the face of a pile up of fire threats. Can it move fast enough?
Anne Dunn takes on diplomatic role for next hosts of UN climate talks shortly after winning Miss Pacific Islands competition
Democrat climate champion and Republican climate sceptic meet for unlikely chat as president-elect searches for ‘common ground’ on politically toxic issue
Around the world, communities are living obliviously close to climate-driven fire disaster. In the first in a series of reports, Karl Mathiesen visits Hobart, Tasmania
Lead envoy of Least Developed Countries bloc and chief advisor assess whether the COP22 talks last month offer hope dangerous warming will be stopped
The EU is billions of euros below its climate target and there are insufficient checks on where much of the €1 trillion budget is going.
Running an efficient carbon trading scheme is reliant on the supply of full and accurate data, which is often lacking in China’s secretive industrial sectors, warn analysts
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Head of oil giant is latest candidate linked with Foggy Bottom post, while source says Ivanka Trump will be a “climate czar”
Stronger and fairer water agreements will be needed to prevent conflicts in southern Africa as the climate changes
The European Commission will not allow “capacity mechanisms” to favour fossil fuel plants, under new state aid guidance
German development minister says World Bank must focus “all of its work on climate and sustainability targets”
Agenda for Hamburg summit submitted by chancellor Angela Merkel to cabinet calls for global push on climate and development goals
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Any new defence secretary must resist pressure to ignore the risk climate change poses to global security, says former brigadier general
The latest data confirms an increase in tree-cutting, including in the most valuable carbon-rich areas of Amazon rainforest
The latest wodge of climate policy from Brussels won’t set the world alight, but maybe that’s ok
Green groups say PM Justin Trudeau talks tough on international stage but is failing in his duty to cap domestic emissions from oil and gas with move to greenlight pipelines
World’s reefs in “uncharted territory”, say scientists, as bleaching set to hit reefs for an unprecedented third year in a row
The grim financial state of power stations opened in 2015 offer a cautionary tale to investors in countries like Japan and Poland, says think-tank