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Rising tide of loss and damage advances cause in UN climate deal
Rich nations soften stance on including loss and damage in new agreement, as climate impacts bite
UN climate talks 2015
Rising tide of loss and damage advances cause in UN climate deal
Rich nations soften stance on including loss and damage in new agreement, as climate impacts bite
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ConocoPhillips signals conditional support for UN climate deal
Carbon Disclosure Project polled 2,000 companies on whether their directors would back UN deal limiting rise in global temperaturesSep 04, 23:20 GMTClimate Change
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At UN climate talks, growing frustration at "snail's pace"
UN insists talks on track after week of negotiations in Bonn makes progress in clarifying optionsSep 04, 17:49 GMTAid & Development
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Celebrities launch campaign backing U.N. development goals
Beyonce, Coldplay, Pearl Jam and soccer stars have joined the campaignSep 04, 05:54 GMTAid & Development
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Key radar fails on $1 billion NASA environmental satellite
Failure will reduce scientists' ability to capture data for monitoring climate change and forecasting floodsSep 03, 20:48 GMTAgriculture
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China slowdown needn't hamper climate deal: UN's Figueres
UN climate chief also says investment in renewables is rising despite fears fall in oil prices could brake the trendSep 03, 17:55 GMTClimate Politics
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Tackle pollution to stop biggest killer of poor - author
Policy makers could save millions of lives worldwide with simple, cheap measures to tackle dirty air and waterSep 03, 12:59 GMTClimate Change
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Myanmar risks food shortage, flood relief funds inadequate - UN
Some 1.6 million people have been affected by the floods and more than 100 killed since June - U.N. OCHA saysSep 03, 12:56 GMTAgriculture
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Obama's Arctic adventure ends with sinking village, fish spawn
"I've been trying to make the rest of the country more aware of the changing climate, but you're already living it"Sep 03, 03:12 GMTClimate Politics
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National emissions plans too weak to limit climate change - study
Climate Action Tracker says seven of 15 major nations' strategies for period beyond 2020 "inadequate"Sep 02, 13:56 GMTClimate Change
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Indonesia to pledge to make deeper emission cuts by 2030
Indonesia now plans to cut emissions growth 29 pct by 2030, but details still unclear as more forests felledSep 02, 11:12 GMTForests
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Tree loss slows, but covers area twice size of Portugal in 2014
And losses accelerated in some overlooked regions as land cleared for rubber, soy, palm oil or beef productionSep 02, 05:57 GMTForests
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Obama: Shrinking Exit Glacier a powerful sign of warming climate
Obama's Alaska trip aimed at making world pay heed to damage already caused by rising seas as planet warmsSep 02, 05:34 GMTClimate Change
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Native protesters seize oil wells in Peru to urge govt action
Indigenous protesters demand clean water, reparations for oil pollution and more pay for use of native landSep 02, 04:57 GMTHuman Rights
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Australia, New Zealand defend climate plans, say face high costs
Australia, New Zealand say expensive to cut emissions due to respective dependence on coal and livestockSep 01, 17:12 GMTClimate Politics
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This year's El Nino weather pattern could be strongest on record
Still unclear how global warming is affecting El Nino phenomenon, which brings extreme weather, experts saySep 01, 15:48 GMTAdapting to Climate
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Dutch government to appeal against emissions ruling
A district court ruling ordered the government to cut emissions of greenhouse gases faster than plannedSep 01, 08:40 GMTClimate Politics
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Obama uses Alaska trip to push climate agenda
On Alaska tour, Obama calls for Paris climate deal to protect planet "while we still can"Sep 01, 02:08 GMTClimate Change
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On jungle murder anniversary, a lesson for Paris climate talks
By Alexander SorosIndigenous people need strong land rights to stand up to the powerful drivers of deforestation
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UN deals must aim to satisfy need not greed
By Harjeet SinghWhether in the climate talks or SDGs, developed states are chasing survival of the richest, at the expense of the poor
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How the UK can help kill coal
By Alison Doig, Christian AidIndia should promise more on reducing climate change - and coal use - if it gets financial support to make the change
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How to feed Cameroon's larvae love while protecting forests
By Jack HewsonThe exploitation of edible grubs is now considered as important as hunting, fishing and animal husbandry
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Forests, workers' rights sacrificed for Namibia's 'black gold'
By Mark OldenDo you know the true human and environmental cost of the charcoal you’re burning on your barbecue?
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