Copenhagen
Legislation
Countries of every economic, social, cultural type are passing climate change laws say researchers - but is more legislation the answer to the climate crisis?
10 May 2017
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Work
Ever wondered how many cups of coffee are needed to draw up a global climate agreement?
21 March 2016
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Climate change
A successful agreement is within the grasp of negotiators gathering in Paris - but in one important respect they have already delivered
27 November 2015
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Politics
UN body set up to be world's single biggest source of financing for climate change mitigation faces complex and difficult task
23 August 2012
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Politics
Stern: 'Of course, the US continues to support this goal; we have not changed our policy'
08 August 2012
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Politics
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
06 August 2012
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Politics
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
19 March 2012
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Politics
New report accuses developed countries of using divide-and-rule tactics as part of international climate talks
28 November 2011
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Energy
Leaked Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report predicts a 100 exajoule increase in renewable energy capacity
05 May 2011
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Legislation
Energy and climate change secretary says rise in domestic legislation can kick-start talks on an international deal
27 April 2011
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