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Last week, at the general assembly of the United Nations in New York, a resolution was adopted by consensus to ask the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for an advisory opinion on whether impacts of human-induced climate change are a violation of international human rights.

Such strategic funding would not only benefit Bangladesh but also the UK, and indeed many other countries as well. It will be a genuine global public good in terms of the knowledge it will generate.

UNFCC: The challenge before the UNFCCC is to get the new funding systems to help the poorest victims access funds for addressing loss and damage as quickly as possible.

Delighted activists holding placards and banners could be seen waving the Rolls Royce away as it had to abort its journey into Farnborough Airport, Hampshire, earlier today.

After scene-setting speeches from Sir David Attenborough, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and others on Monday (1 November), Tuesday was another jam-packed day at COP26. Here, edie rounds up seven key announcements from Day Two of the World L...

After scene-setting speeches from Sir David Attenborough, Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley and others on Monday (1 November), Tuesday was another jam-packed day at COP26. Here, edie rounds up seven key announcements from Day Two of the World L...

Red Tide protesters gather at St. Pete Pier Natalie Weber, Tampa Bay Times © John Pendygraft/Times Dead fish are pictured in a clean-up bucket along Bayshore Dr NE in St. Petersburg on Saturday as more than 100 people including community members, business leaders and politicians march from The Pier to North Shore Park to raise awareness and call for action in response to the Red Tide outbreak. ST. PETERSBURG — As Red Tide washed tons of dead fish upon Tampa Bay shores, Aime...