Funds for clean energy and climate resilience are flowing, but fuzzy reporting on what counts as green finance makes tracking support tricky
PREVIEW: The next round of talks aimed at weaning the world off coal, oil and gas start in Morocco next week, but will be overshadowed by the White House race
Speaking at the Royal Society, top climate economist reflects on challenges and opportunities a decade after his seminal review into implications of a warming world
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Green groups are slinging legal challenges at proposed coal plants in a bid to prevent pollution and climate damage
Government survey shows fracking policy lacks support, while positive attitudes towards renewables remain high
Patricia Espinosa oozes positivity over the pace of climate diplomacy, but admits making the UN’s new emission cutting deal work will be a hard grind
Clean power installations will flatline without sustained policy improvements, says influential forecaster
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Oil chief Khalid Al-Falih cites the Paris climate deal at industry event in London, but adds oil and gas will provide the bulk of world energy supplies for decades
Rampal coal plant poses a “serious threat” to a key ecosystem for Bengal tigers and must be cancelled, says the UN world heritage body
Its own cooling system may leak, but Kigali Convention Centre is hosting a revolution in climate-friendly air conditioning
Water-rich Lesotho has long lubricated South Africa’s burgeoning population, but when drought struck in 2016, it was the residents of Katse village who suffered
At the first conference of the climate pact in Morocco next month, Australia will be in the laggards’ corner
The Donald’s energy vision is a dystopian nightmare, which would increase US emissions and collapse international efforts to combat climate change
Major development bank is prioritising clean energy as economic crisis limits resources
Statement from environment chief says Delhi wants clear evidence of how rich countries will deliver $100 billion a year by 2020 by COP22 talks
Top development lender is working to bring renewable energy costs for developing countries, says chief Jim Kim
China cuts coal at home but state owned companies and banks drive new coal expansion overseas, despite promises of green growth for developing countries
New research confirms that increased greenhouse gas levels − rather than solar radiation impacts − are the key factor in global climate change