From the hallways of COP27, the NDC Parnership's Pablo Vieira reflects on the innovative ways developing countries are securing private sector funds to cut emissions and adapt to climate change
As draft text is finally released, a new proposal from the EU that would require China and other industrialising nations to pay into Loss and Damage fund is securing support from climate-vulnerable nations
The flurry of public-private alliances to scale clean energy technologies announced at COP27 provides significant cause for optimism amid strained talks, write Nigel Topping and Simon Sharpe
Discussions around the framework of Article 6 are under strain at COP27 - and concerns are mounting the outcome could further undermine the credibility of voluntary carbon markets
Just 50 nations worldwide now outside initiative that aims to cut methane emissions 30 per cent by 2030
COP27 must drive a clear signal to businesses and governments to rapidly accelerate progress towards low-carbon economy, writes We Mean Business' María Mendiluce
With time rapidly running out at the UN climate talks, ministers from UK, Canada, and the EU argue G20 statement of intent on climate this week 'must be a baseline not a ceiling' for COP27 deal
Egypt releases sketch of what final outcome might look like, but with less than two days until the scheduled close of the Sharm El Sheikh Summit formal talks over many contentious issues have still barely begun
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva first foreign trip since landmark election victory receives rapturous reception in Sharm El Sheikh