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UK prime minister swayed by climate sceptics – Huhne

NEWS: Climate deniers are influencing UK prime minister David Cameron, according to former energy secretary Chris Huhne

NEWS: Climate pressure ramped up on Prime Minister, as Anglican church backs moves to ditch oil, gas and coal holdings

NEWS: Loan guarantees aim to boost flagging renewables sectors, under pressure from cheaper fossil fuels

NEWS: Official panel recommends Glasgow follows other academic institutions in ditching oil and gas investments

NEWS: Diverting fossil fuel subsidies into low carbon technology could bridge the green investment gap, say researchers

NEWS: Negotiations among 194 countries are unlikely to succeed warn analysts, arguing for radical shake-down to avoid 2C warming

NEWS: India sends climate finance warning, as initial capitalisation of Green Climate Fund begins

NEWS: China will add 1,000GW of renewables by 2030 as US$ 7.7billion is invested in electricity generation worldwide

NEWS: Environmental and social risks should be integrated into investment strategies says influential body

NEWS: Rising sea levels, drought and food shortages likely to increase without cut in climate warming gases

NEWS: India environment minister promises government will “reposition” itself at global climate negotiations

NEWS: The Ukraine crisis has triggered a focus on energy efficiency but divisions remain over the level of ambition

NEWS: Obama-linked Organizing for Action group calls on voters to fight back against Koch brother influence

NEWS: Governments push UN Environment Assembly to take stronger stance on toxic air quality

NEWS: Oslo meeting marks start of effort to raise $15 billion for mitigation and adaptation effortd by end of 2014

NEWS: Country’s emissions have soared in past two decades, but government believes cuts can boost competitiveness

NEWS: Despite recent falls in low carbon investment, potential for green businesses to flourish is growing across the world

NEWS: Indonesia’s forest loss is accelerating each year, despite a moratorium on logging, study finds

ANALYSIS: Jean-Claude Juncker has his eye fixed on Europe’s economy, but climate looms large on the EU agenda

NEWS: Democrats and Republicans have teamed up to combat HFCs, methane and black carbon