EU Free Movement in Tatters as France Controls Border for UN Climate Summit

French police officers control cardrivers at the borderstation in Strasbourg, France, on Sunday, March 22, 2009. Till the OTAN - summit German and French border controls will take place. - Sputnik International

6 November 2015, 12:55 GMT

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Russia Launches Int'l Climate Portal Prior to Paris Climate Conference

28 October 2015, 03:39 GMT

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States Responsible for Most World Gas Emissions Submit Climate Action Plans

In this Monday, Nov. 24, 2014 file photo, smoke streams from the chimneys of the E.ON coal-fired power station in Gelsenkirchen, Germany - Sputnik International

2 October 2015, 04:27 GMT

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Climate Change Must Remain ‘Top Priority’ Ahead of Paris Summit - Kerry

The US Navy has started to deploy underwater drones beneath the arctic ice both to study the deterioration of the ice sheet due to climate change and to help plan for anticipated increases in traffic as previously frozen waterways open up. - Sputnik International

29 September 2015, 22:00 GMT

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World Needs Proper Climate Target to Be Implemented – EU Parliamentarian

18 September 2015, 19:42 GMT

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Pope Francis: We Need New Dialogue About the Future of Our Planet

18 June 2015, 13:40 GMT

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UN Climate Process to Lose Credibility if Paris Talks Fail: Ex EU Official

A worker pulls a cart in front of the smoking chimneys of a power plant - Sputnik International

28 December 2014, 17:29 GMT

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World Apart at Global Climate Change Talks in Lima

As the last day of the UN climate talks approaches in Peru, countries, both rich and poor, appear to disagree on issues how to cut global greenhouse gas emissions - Sputnik International

12 December 2014, 15:00 GMT

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Collective Response Free of Politics Needed to Tackle Global Warming: Pope

Pope Francis touches his face during a press conference aboard the flight towards Rome - Sputnik International

11 December 2014, 18:26 GMT

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Fossil Fuels Investors to Face Losses Due to Low-Carbon Agenda: UK Minister

Investors in fossil fuels are likely to face losses because of the global low-carbon agenda and companies should be obliged to provide them with information on such risks, UK Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Edward Davey said. - Sputnik International

11 December 2014, 14:35 GMT

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Australia to Contribute $165 Million to UN Climate Fund

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott - Sputnik International

10 December 2014, 08:10 GMT

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Russia Has 'Tremendous Potential' to Reduce Emissions: UN Secretary-General

Russia has tremendous potential in reducing emissions, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has said. - Sputnik International

9 December 2014, 23:28 GMT

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EU Urges States to Set Lawful Targets to Keep Temperature Rise Below 2°C

People attend the UN Climate Change Conference COP 20 in Lima December 2, 2014 - Sputnik International

2 December 2014, 19:23 GMT

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Ten Largest EU Economies Spent Almost $100 Billion on Fossil Fuel Subsidies

The 10 largest European economies spent almost 80 billion euros ($97 billion) on fossil fuel subsidies over the last decade, according to a Tuesday report conducted in cooperation between development and climate NGOs. - Sputnik International

2 December 2014, 16:29 GMT

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Australian Prime Minister Abbott Says Has ‘No Objection’ to Nuclear Energy

Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott speaks to the media during a press conference at the conclusion of the G-20 summit in Brisbane, Australia, Sunday, Nov. 16, 2014 - Sputnik International

1 December 2014, 14:08 GMT

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UN Climate Change Talks to Begin in Peru Monday

With global average temperatures breaking all-time highs in 2014, according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, climate issues are high on the international agenda. - Sputnik International

1 December 2014, 09:57 GMT

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Aviation CO2 Emissions Reaching Alarming Levels

Aviation CO2 emissions have risen by 3% in 2014 - Sputnik International

10 November 2014, 12:32 GMT

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