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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.

Sarabeth Brockley asks an important question you may have never thought about. But should...

Did Obama's Executive Order for an International Climate Action Plan put the US on the road to a low-carbon future? Experts are divided...

A new report released Tuesday finds that Harvard University's $36 billion endowment — the largest in the world — may finance more than 100 million tons of "potential carbon dioxide emissions."

Our Tree team published an alert on the US contribution to the Paris Climate Agreement, which was made public today.

A new report from the Climate Bonds Initiative says the half-trillion dollar green bond market, led by China, would benefit from a regulator.

Australia's Abbott government has again put itself on a collision course with US President Barack Obama, this time over government funding for coal-fired power plants.

A new poll shows that Americans' concern about several major environmental threats has eased after increasing last year. Americans express the greatest worry about pollution of drinking water, and the least about global warming or climate change.

Shareholder resolutions saying that Chevron and Exxon should cut spending on risky fossil fuel exploration projects and return that cash to shareholders instead are seeing mixed results.

Head of major US church says climate denial is immoral