US does want equity and Loss and Damage mentioned in the Paris Agreement rulebook
US diplomats are working in Katowice to implement the Paris Agreement, says Todd Stern, who was one of the architects of the Paris Agreement as America's special envoy on climate change when Barack Ob
If we fail, it won't be just the president's fault
The possibility of a conflict of interest rings larger when think-tanks from developed countries, and which draw funds from developed countries, help small developing country groups
The study shows that the mechanisms driving the climate changes of the LGM may be unique to the Indian Ocean
Until and unless electric vehicles become dominant, it will prove extremely hard to wean the world off of oil
We all agree that the Paris Agreement is non-negotiable, said India
Switzerland apologises as tempers frayed between countries gathered in Katowice for talks on tackling climate.
The Talanoa Dialogue which was launched at the last COP in Bonn is meant to serve as an initial stocktaking exercise to inspire progress among countries
US and other rich nations go back on the agreements they had made last week
Developed countries block revival of G77 and Africa proposals on finance and global stock-take
Loss and damage is not an adaptation and needs to be reflected in the whole cycle. In communication, finance, and in the global stock-take, says a negotiator for the Least Developed Countries grouping
In some ways, the planet's worst mass extinction - 250 million years ago, at the end of the Permian Period - may parallel climate change today
India's emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) grew 6% a year over 16 years to 2016, faster than China's 3.2% and the world's average 1.3%
The answer could decide if the Paris Agreement can be selectively rewritten in future yet again.
India, the Africa Group, gulf countries, and the G77+China group took a tough stance at the Katowice change talks on ensuring the principle of equity and common but differentiated responsibilities
Strong energy demand is behind the rise in emissions growth, which is outpacing the speed at which decarbonisation of the energy system is taking place
Cost of protecting cities against uncertain threats is a major financial and political challenge - especially in places where taxpayers have not yet experienced a disaster
Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have the worst levels of air pollution
The top 10 emitters are China, the US, the EU, India, Russia, Japan, Germany, Iran, Saudi Arabia and South Korea