The history of climate change negotiations

A quick summary of climate change negotiations over the years

Drama over Loss and Damage

Australian and Norwegian Negotiators block text, India wants an outcome.

Simply Put: ‘Normal’ days

Richest 1% emitted as much as poorest 66%, enough to cause 1.3 million heat deaths: Oxfam report

Governments can tackle the twin crises of inequality and climate change by targeting the excessive emissions of the super-rich, investing in …

DTE Call For Action: What is voluntary carbon market? How does it work in India?

India, which generates one-fifth of the world’s carbon credits, is at the forefront of carbon investment. The current carbon markets could …

Agenda for CoP26

Embrace the future, don't erase the reality of climate injustice

Simply Put: Climate subterfuge

Simply Put: Who should foot the bill?

Failure to study climate change impact on wild foods can show on global health indicators

Climate change is set to take the benefits of eating good food away from us

Simply Put: Broken Climate Bridge

Simply Put: Act now

Too hot to sleep? Nights are warming faster than days as Earth heats up

UK summers are also seeing more frequent hot weather as a result of climate change

Simply Put: Blame not the sun

Simply Put: Poor feel the heat

Simply Put: Not so early warning

The first megadrought of the 21st century

Just what is a megadrought and why is the American West experiencing it

Simply Put: A vaccine for planet Earth

‘Climate change studies don’t show complete picture of impact on mammals’

Lack of funds and logistical challenges could be the reasons behind this knowledge gap

Simply Put: The US U-turn

Simply Put: The new normal

Simply Put: ‘Warm’, not ‘worm’

Stockholm+50: The DTE compendium

Simply Put: Stockholm, 1972-2022

Why is the world on fire?

From Australia to Africa to Siberia, forest fires are burning across much of the world

The climate for a change