A company based in the world’s largest oil exporting nation, Saudi Arabia, has become the new owner of Australia’s second-largest solar plant .

Solar and wind may now be the cheapest sources of new energy supply in the United Arab Emirates, according to a new report by the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Nigeria’s president elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, has promised to make addressing global warming a priority when he assumes power in June.

South Africa’s coal-powered energy sector brings environmental devastation despite legal regulations.

Gabon submitted its new climate action plan to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the first African country to do so.

Activists won the battle against a controversial coal power plant on the small island of Mauritius, in the Indian Ocean.

In an interview published last week, Umit Sahin breaks down the present and future of climate change in Turkey and beyond.

According to Kiko Network, new coal power projects planned for Japan could emit carbon dioxide equal to about a 10th of the country’s total emissions.

Indonesia’s press is pulling back the curtain on the country’s efforts to finalize the it’s INDC, which is expected between July and September.

Prime Minister Narenda Modi pushed yoga as a part of India’s response to the global climate challenge, emphasizing the aggregate impact of individual lifestyle choices in a speech at UNESCO headquarters in Paris.

In China’s Inner Mongolia, where the fossil fuel industry remains on relatively strong footing, mining spells misery for traditional herders.

With analysts weighing in on our first peak at Japan’s planned climate action pledge, it looks unlikely that the government will target tough emissions cuts for Paris.

Australia’s energy productivity plan is being called a great idea, but is it ambitious enough?

Climate change has forced a New Zealand mussel plant to close, hundreds to lose their jobs.

Who’s to blame for forest loss in Borneo timber concession?

France’s three largest banks have joined a stampede away from Australian coal projects.

Second tropical storm to hit the Marshall Islands in a month is evidence of how weather patterns are changing, says Minister Tony de Brum.

A new report slams Australia’s ‘s ‘weak’ Great Barrier Reef recovery plan, calling for greater action on climate change, and warning that new coalmines in Queensland could cause permanent damage.