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Representatives from nearly 200 countries made common cause in the fight against climate change Saturday, adopting an agreement they hope will avert some of the worst effects of global warming and shift economies around the world to cleaner energy sources.

The Morrison government has shown that it quite simply does not do what it says on the world stage

China is offering no significant new goals for reducing climate-changing emissions ahead of next week's global climate summit in Scotland.

LONDON - Global pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions are just a fraction of what’s needed to prevent catastrophic global warming, according to a

LONDON - Global pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions are just a fraction of what’s needed to prevent catastrophic global warming, according to a

Thousands will attend the U.N. global climate summit. While hopes for a major breakthrough are slim, here's what leaders hope to get done.

President Biden's domestic agenda is hanging in the balance as he attends two international summits in Europe.

The rest of the world may suffer the consequences if the U.S. and China don't work together on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

President Biden is flying to Europe for a pair of international conferences this week, but his mind is on Asia.

In an interview before the publication of a new report he co-authored on how much developed nations are doing to help developing countries fight climate change, Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson figured he had relatively good news to share. The early reviews were less inclined to look on the bright side.