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Proponents insist Article 6.4 carbon market standards contain robust environmental and human rights safeguards, but campaigners want 'back door deal' risks opening door to widespread greenwashing

Policy measures are shaping the energy transition both as 'powerful drivers' of investment and as obstacles to progress, new study claims

Just 41 per cent of firms have plans in place to manage climate risks, according to latest EY Global Climate Action Barometer

British Prime Minister to use appearance at Baku Summit to set out plans to make the UK a clean energy superpower and 'fire up our industrial heartlands'

John Podesta appears at UN Climate Summit in Azerbaijan following Donald Trump's US election victory last week

Analysis of listed companies details how the clean energy transition is building momentum, but corporates are still on course to breach the goals of the Paris Agreement

Losses caused by natural catastrophes reached an estimated $280bn in 2023, new study finds

Twelve firms producing almost a third of global oil and gas have invested close to $100bn in low-carbon tech since 2017 - but critics argue the industry's decarbonisation efforts remain underpowered

The world has not surpassed the Paris Agreement's 1.5C goal as it is based on long term average temperatures, but the first nine months of this year are likely to have breached the threshold

UNFCCC executive secretary Simon Stiell insists only path to climate safety lies through the Paris Agreement process as crunch talks begin in Azerbaijan