Copenhagen

Countries of every economic, social, cultural type are passing climate change laws say researchers - but is more legislation the answer to the climate crisis?

Ever wondered how many cups of coffee are needed to draw up a global climate agreement?

A successful agreement is within the grasp of negotiators gathering in Paris - but in one important respect they have already delivered

UN body set up to be world's single biggest source of financing for climate change mitigation faces complex and difficult task

Stern: 'Of course, the US continues to support this goal; we have not changed our policy'

Climate change envoy Todd Stern makes case for a more 'flexible' global treaty that ditches the binding target to limit average temperature rises to two degrees

Former president Mohamed Nasheed, who resigned last month in what he claimed was a de facto coup, warns the country will now find it difficult to make its voice heard on the global stage

New report accuses developed countries of using divide-and-rule tactics as part of international climate talks

Leaked Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report predicts a 100 exajoule increase in renewable energy capacity

Energy and climate change secretary says rise in domestic legislation can kick-start talks on an international deal