This briefing looks at what the 1.5°C limit means in terms of adaptation and loss and damage for the most vulnerable countries and regions. It finds that slowing down warming is critical to buy us time
The European Union was poised to clash with its main industrial partners at the talks on global warming over the role of forests in tackling climate change. Differences on the use of forests to
Canada and three allies have put forward a new proposal they hope will break the impasse in climate negotiations in Bonn. The proposal, backed by Russia, Japan and Australia, would allow countries to
As diplomats weigh the future of the ailing Kyoto global warming pact in Bonn through next week, a group of US-based traders in the heartland aims to help cut greenhouse gas emissions by creating a
Canada strongly backed a proposed treaty against global warming today, dispelling any notion that its support depends on the United States and rejecting U.S. arguments that the pact is flawed. "We do
For the second time in six weeks, President George W. Bush having rejected the Kyoto Protocol on global warming, is visiting Europe without a strategy on global warming, an issue of deep concern to
US President George W Bush has announced a number of new research initiatives designed to increase understanding of climate change and tackle the phenomenon without the need to damage the US economy,
US senators on Wednesday considered legislation to start the United States on a course to curb its greenhouse gas emissions, blamed for global warming, but the plan does not propose mandated carbon
The United States, the world's biggest greenhouse gas polluter, looked isolated at a third day of UN talks on global warming on Wednesday in the former West German capital, Bonn. But President George
Canada reaffirmed on Wednesday its commitment to meet its targets for greenhouse gas emission cuts under the 1997 Kyoto climate change protocol. "I think it is clear for all of us - and Canada is
The increase in the global temperatures over the next century is likely to fall into a range between 4 and 7 degrees Fahrenheit, a new statistical analysis shows. This is a smaller range than the one
