Breakdown over finance, carbon markets or how to deal with loss and damage caused by climate change

The world’s largest NGO, in terms of members, has decided that climate change must be factored into all its operations to make its work possible

In Pakistan’s Sindh province a locust outbreak has persisted due to favourable weather conditions caused by climate change, devastating crops over a wide area

On the International Day of the Mountains, Jayanta Bandyopadhyay, one of the people responsible for putting the issue on the global agenda, tells us about how the neglect of the mountains is being overcome

Even six years after the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage was established, there is little hope for getting funding for climate disasters

The Paris Climate Agreement will come into effect on January 1, but probably without an agreement on starting a new market to trade greenhouse gas emissions

The streets of Madrid were full of people protesting on behalf of change and their children’s future, as Greta Thunberg arrived at the city hosting the COP25

Putting together the many climate studies published in 2019, scientists tell the UN the world is very close to tipping points

Developing countries that reduced greenhouse emissions are told that the certificates they had received in return are now worthless paper

The new policy is ambitious, but will need lots of money, and there are worries about entrenched lobbyists