New paper details how up to eight irreversible environmental tipping points could be reached below 2C of warming
Clarity on Article 6, a focus on co-benefits, and project resilience are providing the stability needed to grow the carbon market, writes Project Developer Forum chair Nick Marshall
Report warns rapid expansion of renewables is largely covering fast-growing energy demand from data centres and cooling systems rather than displacing fossil fuels
UNFCCC's Simon Stiell's Istanbul speech setting out the priorities for COP31 - in full
Simon Stiell stresses climate action is 'indisputably' in every nation's self-interest, as he warns those shirking leadership are gifting a 'goldmine' to rivals
LSE study finds 75 per cent of 900 climate adaptation laws and policies have been passed since the 2015 Paris Agreement
Survey of senior executives at global corporates reveals sustainability maintains boardroom support, but is still too often misunderstood and under-resourced
A year on from President Trump's executive order instructing the US to quit the international climate accord, today will see the country officially quit the treaty for a second time
Some 3.79 billion people will be living with extreme heat by mid-century if the world reaches 2C of global warming, Oxford University study warns
Copernicus Climate Change Service confirms rising temperatures driven by human activity put world on course to exceed 1.5C threshold set under Paris Agreement