Incoming prime minister Antti Rinne presented the climate goal as part of a package with increased welfare spending on Monday
Mayor Sadiq Khan writes to UK prime minster urging every effort to win the presidency of Cop26 in the face of a competing bid from Italy
Study finds one of the clearest climate change signals to date in July 2018’s record high temperatures, in a result that surprised scientists
In a first for an African country, the coal-heavy economy will put a price on pollution, but campaigners say it is not high enough
Three orbiters will give first complete view of earth’s surface, transforming the way carbon emissions are monitored and reported
Ten families and the Swedish Saami people are set to appeal the judicial order, which found their rights were no more threatened than other individuals
Government backtracks under pressure from mayor of host city, who is a political friend of president Jair Bolsonaro
In a stunning upset, voters returned the pro-coal government, prompting soul-searching among Australia’s left wing parties
Unless action is taken across the economy, the country will miss emissions goal by wide margin, government report shows
Satellite analysis shows ‘vanishing’ lake has grown since 1990s, but climate instability is driving communities into the arms of Boko Haram and Islamic State
The chancellor said her “climate cabinet” would consider how to get to net-zero emissions, aligning Germany with states calling for higher EU-wide ambition
After backing out of hosting the 2019 UN climate summit, the Bolsonaro administration has changed its plan to hold a week-long event in Salvador
In a first for the sector, the world’s fourth largest maker said it would cut emissions in line with Paris climate goals
A mammoth scientific review of greenhouse gas monitoring methods does not address flaws around bioenergy use, according to campaigners
Congress is blocking Brazil’s leader from expanding farming on indigenous lands, now he is making alliances with some traditional landowners
The protection of nature is a major weapon against the climate crisis, but it remains on the periphery of diplomacy and finance. That might be changing
Proponents said their plan to commit 5% of EU GDP to climate action and ending austerity was the first step towards radical global cooperation
Under a draft law, the country will reduce greenhouse gases to net-zero by 2050, except for methane from its large meat and dairy herds
At a meeting of the Arctic Council, secretary of state Mike Pompeo refused to identify global warming as a threat, instead hailing an oil rush as sea ice melts
Eight countries have submitted a proposal to ramp up European climate action, but not all member states are ready for increased commitment