The last time a US administration quit a UN climate deal was in 2000, and George W Bush’s team described the angry response from capitals as a ‘sobering experience’
Scientists are opening rogue twitter accounts as new president seeks to limit ability of scientists to share findings openly
Japan’s former environment and climate ambassador offers his analysis on how the international community can tackle the US president’s climate war
US press suggests White House is planning to pull out from many UN institutions and quit funding others
The photogenic Canadian promised a new politics and talked tough on climate, but his embrace of three oil pipelines in as many months tells a different story
Lawmakers set for final push on global warming message as British prime minister heads to Washington for first meeting with new president
In the first seven days from inauguration, we track the key events of Donald Trump’s push to fry the planet
New US president shows every sign of following through on campaign promises to scrap climate laws and boost fossil fuels
Trump will reportedly approve two highly controversial oil pipelines as old environmental battle lines are redrawn in the US
Foreign relations committee splits down party lines to send former Exxon Mobil boss Rex Tillerson’s nomination before the full senate
Incoming administration wastes no time in outlining its energy priorities: to support coal, oil and gas development and scrap climate rules
As people from across the country confront Donald Trump’s presidency, people are finding solace and solidarity in their communities
Globally Obama was praised for US climate diplomacy, but at home his agenda stretched the ideological divide, creating the means for its own destruction
Former Texas governor says he will pursue “all of the above” energy strategy and disavows earlier call to eradicate the energy department
A shift away from coal curbed the electricity sector’s carbon footprint, while cars only got marginally cleaner
Answering a kids’ lawsuit for tougher climate action, the federal defence agreed fossil fuel use endangers future generations
China, India, Mexico and Canada are among the global heavyweights to signal renewed support for climate action ahead of the new US administration’s first week in office
Republican cabinet nominees have been telling Democrats that they agree that the climate is changing. But their new language requires new questions
Rising temperatures will lead to massive crop losses in the US, which will increase prices and cause problems for developing countries, says international study
Commentary as Scott Pruitt – Donald Trump’s pick as EPA chief – faces his confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill. Follow us on twitter @ClimateHome and Facebook