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Aviation industry set to expand 5% per year

“Insatiable” desire for travel bad news for climate change as airline passenger numbers grow faster than fuel efficiency improvements

Five events taking place through January will shape how the world talks about climate change in 2014 and beyond

If climate change had a catwalk, divestment would be this year’s Naomi Campbell. RTCC takes a look at 2013’s hottest emerging trend

Ban Ki-moon names former President of Ghana John Kufuor and former Prime Minister of Norway Jens Stoltenberg to fill the roles

Solar activity unlikely to have caused historic climate change, say University of Edinburgh scientists, who pin changes on volcanic activity instead

Scientists from MIT think that using an elasticated thin film will mean more of the sun’s light wavelengths can be used to create power

RTCC speaks to five REDD+ experts to see what the rainforest preservation scheme has achieved, and where it goes from here

US Secretary of State promises extra funds to Philippines, which he says looks like a ‘war zone’ in wake of Typhoon Haiyan

This year has reaped a vintage crop of climate change protests. RTCC has picked some of the best.

The UK is well versed in showmanship when it comes to climate change targets. But does it mean what it says?

US study shows fracking uses harmful chemicals, putting at risk children who are exposed to contamination

FAO delivers first wave of emergency seeds, helping Filipino farmers restore livelihoods after typhoon devastated crops

WWF warns airport expansion is incompatible with UK’s legally binding target of 80% reduction in emissions by 2050

Coal will continue to grow, but will be dampened by tough environmental regulations in China, says International Energy Agency

Singapore and Western Sahara face toughest competition for water resources, while China and US are equally pushed

Over 5 million UK homes at risk of flood each year, but climate change ignored in new government flood insurance plan

Middle Earth’s vast forests are being destroyed by irresponsible behaviour of dragons, orcs and hobbits claims wizard

Bitter dispute over indigenous people’s forest rights resolved, paving the way for implementation of forest protection scheme

The fight against climate change needs to be as bold as the battle to bring down apartheid, said Canadian author in London today

Tyndall Centre scientist argues that radical emissions reductions are required to keep within safe warming limits