CRIB NOTES AUGUST 3-7: White House promises “tough” plan, Iran gets hot, oil stocks slump
ANALYSIS: Natural infrastructure is boosting Nairobi’s resilience to water extremes, but this approach can struggle to attract investment
NEWS: If all countries follow the example of the best in each sector, it brings warming target within reach, say European researchers
WEEKLY WRAP: Coal and oil producers take a hit, shorter Paris text published, India’s climate plan comes under scrutiny
NEWS: Curbs on power plant emissions on solid legal foundation, say legal experts at environmental groups
NEWS: Unusual debate at UN HQ in New York highlights security concerns of world’s most climate vulnerable countries
COMMENT: Maldives foreign secretary addresses UN security council during special session on development in small island states
NEWS: Letter to prime minister warns credibility of country is at stake as UN greenhouse gas cutting deal looms
NEWS: US Department of Defense is calling for more resources to expand search and rescue capabilities into newly open territory
COMMENT: Political expediency and commercial opportunism driving fossil fuel exploration, says UK’s former chief climate diplomat
ANALYSIS: New Delhi is expected to submit its plans to the UN in September, balancing carbon cuts with development
NEWS: Denis McDonough tells audience in DC administration is ready for fight for incoming environmental legislation
NEWS: Luxembourg presidency proposes ‘toolbox’ to showcase funding amid fears cash drought could poision UN talks
NEWS: All but one of the main surface temperature monitors has recorded a 1C rise since pre-industrial times, analysis shows
NEWS: States could face two-year grace period to ensure they can meet new power plant emission standards
NEWS: The seat of US government faces six inches of subsidence this century, geologists say, making it vulnerable to sea level rise
ANALYSIS: Moscow is politely absent from the climate debate, showing indifference rather than hostility to a global deal
ANALYSIS: Countries like Bangladesh and the Maldives need cash to deal with global warming, but have weak institutions
NEWS: The US coal sector is being squeezed by divestment campaigns and oversupply in global markets
NEWS: Investments worth $140m drawn up spur to climate-resilient agriculture following Obama visit to Kenya