One of the trickiest outstanding issues is the question of loss and damage. For years, developing countries have called for developed states to compensate them for the negative effects of climate change, such as more frequent flooding and more intense droughts.
Speaking at the States-General on Climate Change in Rome, Italy's Prime Minister also said that "coal is the enemy" and announced that he will be attending COP21.
The ADP June session delivered positive and negative outcomes. Nevertheless, whether Parties will end this process intime is now the biggest question mark.
Climate change is, without a doubt, one of the most significant human rights challenges of our time. Human rights must be an integral part of a global climate change deal.
Mitigation talks achieved substantial progress today as the Geneva Text was divided into an Agreement and a COP Decision. What’s that mean? Don’t worry, there’s an infographic.
"Nobody is talking about a change in the lifestyle, an inescapable goal if we aim to combat climate change” Rajendra Pachauri Since its origin -some 4,500 million years ago (shortly after...
At this morning's stocktaking session, Parties all united expressed their concerns on the slow pace of work, which didn't really dig into proper negotiations. But seriously, how can you be surprised?