As the US president announces a $54bn increase in defence spending, environmental agencies and UN climate funds face the axe
ANALYSIS: Coal supporters and climate deniers prepare to fight Obama’s climate policy as Republicans gain majority in Senate
NEWS: Administration agrees to extend consultations for 45 days to allow affected industries to analyse proposals
NEWS: Series of public hearings into new carbon cuts reveals deep concerns many US citizens have on climate policy
NEWS: US power sector is already halfway to the EPA’s 2030 carbon cap
ANALYSIS: New US power plant standards, due in June, will be the ultimate litmus test of Obama’s Climate Action Plan
NEWS: Court decision upholds rule to limit cross-state pollution, in major victory for Obama administration
NEWS: Data submitted to UN reveals US is over halfway to meeting its 2020 climate change target
US lawmakers prepare latest salvo against administration’s moves to tightly regulate coal
Gina McCarthy says Administration is committed to more pollution cuts despite recent Supreme Court challenge
House of Representatives to question feasibility of clean coal as Republicans ramp up pressure ahead of midterms
Obama Administration’s climate credentials questioned as US greenhouse gas levels inch upwards
Wednesday’s top 5: Australia says clean energy target could be scrapped, Chevron accused of breaking environmental laws, UK opened for fracking
Tuesday’s top 5: EU signs off agreement to cut HFCs, fracking chemicals cause cancer and birth defects, and EPA climate expert convicted of fraud
Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative members say cap and trade is cost-effective and efficient way of addressing climate change
Environmental Protection Agency chief Gina McCarthy today released proposals for electricity generators to be 40% cleaner than current coal plants
Morning summary: EPA takes climate action plan forward; IPCC chairman dismisses IPCC spoilers; and Russia encourages planet hacking
Morning summary: In the first airing of Obama’s climate action plan, the Environmental Protection Agency asserted its right to pass laws without Congress
Methane capture equipment can ensure fugitive emissions from wells are dramatically reduced says study
US Clean Water Act could be used to combat the growing threat posed by ocean acidification, caused by rising levels of carbon dioxide