Javier Solana: We're past the point of closed borders, it's time for smart multilateralism
Javier Solana argues that we're past the point of closed borders and unilateral solutions.
How we can limit global warming to 1.5°C
Bill Hare and Niklas Höhne look at the steps needed to limit global warming.
Reasons for climate optimism, flying with your mind and other top stories of the week
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5 reasons we should all be climate optimists
These five developments show how far we've come in the fight against climate change, and give hope for the future.
Donald Trump says climate change is a hoax. Here’s why that’s good news for the environment
US President-Elect Donald Trump has expressed scepticism when it comes to climate change. This will galvanize support for climate action globally.
Stop talking about climate action in Africa and start doing something
Just a few weeks after the Paris Climate Change Agreement officially came into force, the latest analysis concluded that even if it is fully implemented, we are heading for a 2.9°C- 3.4°C...
Agriculture and Africa are the 'poor relations of climate finance'. Why this needs to change
Patrick Dupoux and Younes Zrikem from Boston Consulting Group look at the impact of climate change on agriculture in Africa.
The New Urban Agenda has been formally adopted. So what happens next?
The New Urban Agenda provides the road-map for sustainable urban development in our cities over the next twenty years. So what is in the agreement and what happens next?
A world above 1.5°C of global warming might not be far away, but what would it actually look like?
This is what will the world actually look like at 1.5°C of global warming.
Earth’s ‘missing fingerprint': what is it and why is it puzzling scientists?
Phillip Lloyd explains the phenomenon of the Earth's "missing fingerprint".
At COP22, it is important to ensure that climate finance meets Africa’s needs
Climate change is the biggest problem we have ever had to face, as communities, countries and the planet. This means it is an expensive problem given that adjusting economies to limit gre...
Plants appear to be trying to rescue us from climate change
Carbon-hungry plants are sucking more man-made pollution out of the atmosphere than ever. But why? And will it last?