COP23 Overnight Briefing: Syria, insurers and the Catholic Church move on climate action

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Syria, China's ETS, insurers' coal divestment and the Catholic Church: BusinessGreen rounds up all the latest news from the sidelines of the UN climate summit yesterday

The estimated 25,000 delegates at this year's UN climate change summit may be starting to eye the home straight after 10 days in Bonn, but proceedings are still far from finished with yesterday bringing...

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