Despite calm rhetoric, negotiators are nervous of the Trump effect, telling Climate Home News the Paris consensus ‘can unravel very quickly’
Several areas of unfinished business mean talks in Bonn could ignite as developing nations seek concessions from the industrialised world
As UN climate talks resume in Germany, a team of experienced, familiar diplomats are expected to take up many of the same positions the US has been fighting for years
Xi Jinping’s trillion-dollar overseas investment strategy has not caught up with his green rhetoric, environmentalists warn as countries head to Bonn climate summit
Chancellor Angela Merkel, with no concrete plans to curtail its huge coal industry, will be exposed as her country plays host to Fiji’s climate presidency
How did a country that launched one of the world’s first major carbon pricing schemes become a rogue polluter in just five years?
A ‘Jamaica coalition’ is the most likely outcome of a surprising election, putting the Greens in a position to pursue their goal of ending coal power
Scientists warn of expanding “bull’s-eyes” as the US builds in parts of the country at ever-greater risk because of climate change and severe weather
Reports the devastating storm was made worse by humanity’s carbon emissions fail to grasp climate change is not just about warming
The chance of extremely hot days, such as have been seen across southern Europe this summer has been “greatly increased” by climate change
After notifying the UN that he intends to leave the Paris climate deal, the prospect of Donald Trump doing so seems increasingly uncertain
Trump’s communication with the UN and media release clarified some details and set the scene for political manoeuvring to come
High costs and a lack of public charging stations pose a challenge to bold EV target, say experts, not helped by inconsistent government policy
India’s future is still tied to coal and fixing woeful inefficiency of plants will create huge new generation at a price solar cannot match
Car giant’s move away from the internal combustion engine will fuel Chinese dominance in emerging clean technology
Despite models predicting increased rainfall with climate change, the region has collapsed into drought – a puzzle known as the East African paradox
Big companies say they are leading the way to a cleaner future, but with only voluntary disclosures to keep them honest we just have to trust them
China is planning the world’s biggest carbon market, but with little detail given for its design, praise for the scheme is premature
A major review of Australian climate policy has been compromised by the malignant politics that has sent Australia to the back of the international pack
Vast, dry and poor, Chad is more susceptible to climate change than any other country