A deadline for ending perverse support to coal, oil and gas is welcome, writes ODI’s Shelagh Whitley, but actions speak louder than words
Likely GOP candidate wants to nix Paris Agreement, but Laurence Tubiana says it’s not a matter for debate at Bonn climate talks
Shareholder activists are ready to help Rex Tillerson and John Watson understand climate risk, if only they’ll listen
Hundreds of delegates serenade outgoing climate chief with 1970s classic as first set of talks since Paris Agreement conclude
State-owned utility cannot walk away from its toxic legacy, warn environmental lawyers ClientEarth
Launch of Beijing’s national scheme in 2017 described as a ‘beacon of hope’ for sector that’s still expanding but with limited impact
While it lacked high-level political commitment, Ban Ki-moon’s Istanbul meet brought climate and emergency response worlds together
Investors must stay involved with oil majors rather than exit and allow a far more dangerous off market game to ensue
Media coverage of the US reality TV star blows Planet Earth out of the water, but the number of platforms following climate change is growing finds study
National scheme encourages irresponsible housebuilding on regions exposed to flooding and storms, warns Lloyds
Opposition lawmakers call on state-owned utility to shut down polluting coal assets in Germany, instead of selling them to Czech firm EPH
ExxonMobil and Chevron face tough questions from shareholders at their AGMs this week – here’s why
Budapest breaks with traditional eastern European Visegrad Group allies to speedily ratify Paris Agreement
Despite what Donald Trump may think, there’s no going back on the Paris Agreement. But the hard yards on making this historic pact work have just started
French oil major to cut back on expensive tar sands development and avoid the Arctic, raising the bar for industry action on climate change
As leaders discuss complex problems at World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul, Baron Waqa calls for focus on global warming threats
Arctic feels like late June or July say experts as sea ice shrinks to what many believe will be a record low
Alexander Van der Bellen narrowly beat populist rightwinger Norbert Hofer on postal votes
Patricia Espinosa will need to draw on all her diplomatic experience when she takes charge of global warming talks in July, say US analysts
Studies being presented at the G20 could kick-start efforts to remove price supports for oil and coal, write Liu Shuang and Hu Min