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Coverage of human-driven climate change implodes. And so?

Embassy dispatches show America used spying, threats and promises of aid to get support for Copenhagen accord

The failure of the Copenhagen climate change summit made clear that, despite urgent appeals from the developed world, developing countries will continue to do what they have intended to do when it comes to the environment. NYU professor Bruce Bueno de Mesquita...

To coincide with the launch of his new book, the veteran environment journalist Fred Pearce discusses how the emails raise deeply disturbing questions about the way climate science is conducted, about researchers' preparedness to block access to climate data and downplay flaws in their research.

Yvo de Boer, the Dutch bureaucrat who led the international climate change negotiations over four tumultuous years, is resigning his post as of July 1.

Release of stolen messages fails to undermine climate negotiations at Copenhagen.

A multi-billion dollar deal to reduce deforestation could trigger conflicts in forest-rich nations, a report warns.

The United Nations Climate Change Conference is mainly a political affair but it has drawn hundreds of scientists to the Danish capital. Jeff Tollefson finds out what they hope to gain.

What are the issues, who are the people involved in the deal-making and what are the numbers that will be crunched at the conference? Follow our interactive explainer.

Rich countries are being asked to raise their pledges on tackling climate change, a draft text at the Copenhagen summit shows.