COMMENT: Island states are may be small, but they’re powerful when it comes to renewables, write three foreign ministers
ANALYSIS: World leaders delivered around 16 hours of speeches yesterday. But who actually delivered meaningful pledges?
Ban Ki-moon’s summit has arrived and it is over to world leaders to show their commitment to tackling climate change
NEWS: Empire State Building glows green as protestors and business make their case for decarbonisation
NEWS: US secretary of state pledges US$15 million to World Bank scheme to curb methane emissions
BLOG: Human tidal wave hits the Big Apple as pressure on world leaders to curb carbon emissions starts to grow
BLOG: Thousands of people are showing their support for climate action in marches across the world, culminating in New York
PRESS RELEASE: Green bonds are making environmental lending more visible and transparent, says European Investment Bank
NEWS: Politicians and businesses respond to new findings that climate action will boost the economy
COMMENT: Civil society observer says latest meeting of flagship green fund has left her cautiously optimistic
NEWS: Pressure rising on governments to back UN’s green bank ahead of Ban Ki-moon’s New York summit
NEWS: Never mind the 2020 renewable energy target, Australia must slash its power emissions long term, says think-tank
COMMENT: Politicians love the idea of a zero carbon future, but few can explain how to get there, argues Monica Araya
NEWS: Government data suggests growth in coal imports slowed significantly in 2014
INTERVIEW: An independent Scotland would be a green role model to the world, says climate minister Paul Wheelhouse
SPEECH: UN climate chief tells small island states to set ambitious clean energy goals
COMMENT: In a world of rapidly multiplying threats, climate change is the one that pushes NATO to the brink
NEWS: Quebec and Ontario plan joint action to cut carbon emissions
ANALYSIS: Advocates for a green economy need a narrative to compete with that of the free market
NEWS: Gap between reality and public perception of climate science is reminiscent of MMR controversy, says NGO