G20 backs airline emissions pact, but green groups say voluntary nature of proposals undermine climate integrity
Scientists have shown that hurricanes are hitting the US harder than ever, yet many Republican-voting men remain unswayed by evidence of climate change
Satellites reveal boom in cottage industry in which tens of thousands of civilian workers are engaged in dangerous, toxic work that props up extremist regime
Leading civil society groups, Al Gore, Michael Bloomberg and UN leaders say formal approval by biggest polluters is a tipping point in climate fight
Observers laud cooperation between world’s two biggest carbon polluters as “a pivotal moment for our planet” as G20 gathers in Hangzhou
Eunice Foote demonstrated the heat-trapping properties of carbon dioxide at a scientific conference in 1856, newly digitised records show
Surge will strain natural resources and ability to cope with climate change
Delhi is backtracking on a goal to produce one billion tonnes of coal by 2020, as power consumption growth falters
Despite green energy finance topping the G20 climate agenda, Malcolm Turnbull’s government is planning a $1.4bn raid on its domestic budget
From tree-planting to boycotts, people of faith should do their bit to protect creation, says spiritual leader of world’s 1.2 billion Catholics
Chair of COP20 Lima climate summit joins top conservation charity to spearhead work on implementing Paris Agreement
Advocates say emissions trading agreement will help to cut the cost of meeting climate goals
Proposed cuts are “far from sufficient” and must be six times greater by 2030 to stop the world warming beyond 2C, a study finds on the eve of the G20 leaders meeting
Satellite imagery, drones and ground surveys uncover the denuding of 11,700 hectares of pristine rainforest in the past three years
Christian groups launch new push to encourage governments to target tougher emission-cutting plans
UK opposition calls on prime minister Theresa May to start process of ratifying UN’s climate pact when parliament returns from holiday
Fuel efficient ships save millions, study finds, but their owners do not benefit from clean technology investment
Marine mammals have been fitted with monitoring devices to gather data in inaccessible parts of the South Pole
Researchers in Kenya’s Samburu county find households where at least one member has migrated have the capacity to adopt better adaptation measures
Interim president Michel Temer keen to beat US and China in race to formally back Paris climate agreement