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Second round of discussions ends without significant progress on export credit policies

Solar panels have become so cheap that they are being used to build garden fences in the Netherlands and Germany, as a boom in Chinese production saturates the global market.

Record sea temperatures over an unprecedented stretch and on land for the tenth month in a row have unnerved climate scientists, driving the global average temperature rise beyond 1.5C since pre-industrial times.

Two-year-old Heewoo does not know it yet, but later this month he will become one of the most important plaintiffs in the rapidly emerging field of climate litigation.

By Valerie Volcovici WASHINGTON (Reuters) - California will conclude a two-year investigation into Exxon and the fossil fuel industry's role

Judgment upholds four of five grounds for legal challenge brought by campaign groups against Britain's net-zero strategy

Half a century ago, one of the world's leading reinsurers published a paper on floods, referencing ancient diluvial stories such as the Mesopotamian epic of Gilgamesh, and urged better monitoring of "climatic variations".

Party ‘looking very closely’ at options after Brexit leaves UK industries vulnerable to dumping

There’s no shortage of techniques — only a lack of consensus over pros and cons

Tech companies invest in renewable energy but cannot fully control how polluting their data centres are