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High-profile happenings around the world in the past fortnight appear to have conspired to deny COP27 much-needed oxygen and limelight. These include the US mid-term elections, the war in...

A former Greenpeace boss now leads critical talks for Germany. But power comes with compromise.

Confirm despite the economic pressures, we remain fully committed to the historic glasgow climate pact agreed at cop26 including a 68% reduction in our own emissions by 2030. i turn to education. being pro—education is being pro—growth. but providing our children with a good education is notjust an economic mission, it is a moral mission, one to which my right honourable friend the prime minister has always been deeply committed. thanks to the efforts of successive conservative education sec...

Why is this such a difficult issue to resolve? i why is this such a difficult issue to resolve?— why is this such a difficult issue to resolve? ,, ., ., ., , to resolve? i think for two reasons, one it is that _ to resolve? i think for two reasons, one it is that the _ to resolve? i think for two reasons, one it is that the fossil _ to resolve? i think for two reasons, one it is that the fossil fuel - one it is that the fossil fuel industry has really infiltrated these meetings, even last year...

The COP27 president says he is optimistic a deal will be struck this week on the issue of loss and damage

Rich nations polluted the world as they industrialised over the centuries, unleashing a global warming the cataclysmic effects of which are now felt most severely by poorer countries.

Building a new consensus will not be completed at a single COP summit. But vital steps can be taken in Egypt this month

Carbon emissions at the ‘highest level ever’ with increases in the USA (1.5%), India (6%) and rest of the world (1.7%)

President says US investments on climate action will 'shift the paradigm for the United States and the entire world' - Anadolu Agency

The push by coal-dependent India would expand the focus beyond coal and is likely to draw concern from nations reliant on oil and gas.