These four countries are standing in the way of climate action
Four countries took a stand against climate action at COP24.
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Analysis: The world is no closer to tackling the climate crisis after a weak agreement reached in Katowice
Deadlock breached at COP 24, but questions asked about lack of ambition.
Opinion: Poland, what is the UN thinking?
Why was Poland chosen to be the host of this years crucial UN climate talks?
Prince Harry: climate change is the greatest challenge facing Fiji
Britain’s Prince Harry follows in his father’s footsteps, in serious Fiji climate warning.
Opinion: Why are we still treating climate change like it is science fiction?
How many more warnings do we need on climate change?
America’s national parks are hit harder by climate change than the rest of the country
Climate change targets the US’s national parks.
Opinion: Grotesque editorial mistake by the BBC
Why does the BBC still not know how to discuss climate change?
Opinion: Climate change: 1.5°C is worth striving for – but is it feasible?
Is it all feasible to limit climate change to 1.5°C ?
IPCC: there are far-reaching differences between a 1.5°C and 2°C world
New UN climate report lays out how much half a degree of warming really matters.
Analysis: October: When stopping climate change starts
What are the implications of reducing emissions to net zero?
