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What effect will the IPCC report have on UN climate negotiations?

Scientists say climate change is a clear threat but nations are unlikely to take warnings on board at next round of UN talks in Warsaw

Christiana Figueres says impacts of climate change far more urgent and intense than previously thought

2015 climate deal unlikely to demand specific reduction pledges, and will cut emissions ‘bottom-up’, says top UN official

A series of UN-sponsored long term climate finance talks concluded today in South Korea. E3G’s Amal-Lee Amin explains what we have learnt

Fund hosts say this will ensure developing countries have the capacity to use the UN-backed low carbon bank

Finance, short term pollution reduction measures and implementation all on agenda for COP19 meeting

International negotiations are often long, complicated, difficult to understand – but Joy Hyvarinen from Field argues it doesn’t have to be this way

UNFCCC chief Christiana Figures hopes centre can ‘tap potential’ for Clean Development Projects in Latin America

Analysts believe agreement on funding for mitigation and adaptation in developing countries now unlikely at COP19 UN talks in Warsaw

The UNFCCC is inviting photographers and filmmakers to submit work showing how the Clean Development Mechanism is changing lives

Chairs also call for Warsaw summit in November to start delivering decisions on how global treaty will work

Ambitious domestic legislation needs to pave the way for an international treaty, legislators conclude

UN climate chief Christiana Figueres says the low carbon leadership of China’s government should be used an example worldwide

UN’s Clean Development Mechanism targets Columbia and Philippines as new regional bases in new drive to boost interest in carbon trading

Nauru Ambassador Marlene Moses says a global emissions agreement by 2015 is possible and an obligation

Joy Hyvarinen from FIELD argues that Ban Ki Moon’s high-level political forum on sustainable development must tackle rising emissions as a priority

The world’s leading economies have indicated 2015 may be too early for countries to agree on mitigation targets under a international treaty

100MW concentrated solar power (CSP) installation accredited by UN’s Clean Development Mechanism set to be constructed in Rajasthan

Experts say US carbon cutting plans may indicate how far it will be willing to go in its commitment under the new global climate treaty

Negotiator Oleg Shamanov says new climate agreement will be half a century out of date if it repeats rich-poor divide of the Kyoto agreement