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China and India experts say cuts challenge progress on emissions, while an architect of the Paris climate deal criticises the US for not being “truthful” to its commitments
“America First” budget would axe 20% of the UN’s climate body’s funding and $2bn to help developing countries deal with global warming
In a repudiation of President Trump’s stance, 17 lawmakers from his party are calling for “economically viable” climate policies
Major EU shipping hub is diversifying away from coal in line with a transition to lower carbon sources of energy, strategy paper reveals
More than 1,000 companies are backing an ad campaign warning that an anticipated rollback of green regulations will harm the US economy
Indigenous groups say they are at “war” with the Brazilian government after the appointment of a justice minister with close ties to agriculture
Argument the UN pact is in vulnerable country’s best interests prevails over doubts expressed by President Rodrigo Duterte last year
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High level panel at the UN Human Rights Council hears that a child rights centred approach to climate change is “overdue”
Billions in development loans at risk after international human rights watchdog strips Azeri membership for failure to increase transparency
With strong sales and positive coverage in the rightwing press, the prince’s children’s book has found a way to speak across the divided politics of climate change
Trump temporary appointee asks for fast-track appeal to avoid ‘overly burdensome’ request for climate data
EXCLUSIVE: Government official tells Climate Home that carbon trading is “big challenge” for China: “We would like to use a different kind of economic instrument”
The only way to defend Sudan against the conflict and starvation of climate change is through education. Trump’s ban cuts us off from that, writes Lina Yassin
Burial mounds from the 5,000-year-old Funnelbeaker culture stand in the way of the proposed Ościsłowo opencast lignite mine
Why have emissions plans that rely on removing carbon from the air with unproven technologies when forests can do it today?
Maldives “should be afforded the ability to expand our economy” says president in response to criticism of a US$10bn development deal with Saudi Arabia
Group protesting against museum’s links to oil major Total create symbolic river of crude on steps in front of one of the museum’s main attractions
Proposed multi-billion dollar deal sparks protests in the tiny atoll nation, which has found itself at the centre of a great game over oil, power and religion