Natalie Sauer
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Russia-Ukraine dispute over Crimea spills into UN climate forum
Moscow has furiously denied Ukraine’s claim in a routine carbon accounting report that Russian annexation of the Crimea region made it hard to collect emissions data → Read More
Which countries have not ratified the Paris climate agreement?
More than five years after the Paris Agreement was adopted, six of 197 signatories have not formally backed the deal. South Sudan is the latest country to ratify → Read More
Don’t shop till you drop: advice to UK citizens on net zero climate goals
UK holds 'citizens' assembly' to seek ideas for cutting emissions to net-0 by 2050. But some participants doubt the government will listen → Read More
Stakeholders push for progress on France’s climate adaptation plans
Politicians, citizens and experts meet to discuss how and why France must invest more heavily in climate adaptation after report warns of major national impacts → Read More
With UN climate talks looming, Spanish election continues political uncertainty
The Socialists won most seats, but were weakened by rise of far right and conservative vote. Madrid climate talks unlikely to be affected → Read More
London police ban on Extinction Rebellion was unlawful, court finds
Lawyers for the protest group say those arrested illegally could claim thousands in compensation → Read More
Extinction Rebellion art seized by police includes Ron Mueck skull
Australian artist's works have sold for up to $1.3m. Police could not say whether they still have the skull, seized among hundreds of artworks during October protests → Read More
Former German vice chancellor Gabriel tipped to head car industry lobby
Gabriel's appointment would further strengthen the close ties between Germany's political class and the automobile sector → Read More
Russian climate law gutted after industry intervention
Draft bill, which had been seen as step towards modernising Russia's economy, loses legal targets and support for low carbon projects → Read More
France systematically breached air pollution limits, EU court rules
Country must rapidly comply with EU limits on nitrogen dioxide or face fines, in ruling that will pile pressure on other underachievers → Read More
Emmanuel Macron's war on climate activism
Why are climate protesters being tear-gassed under the watch of France's president, a self-defined climate champion? → Read More
After 1,600 arrests, Extinction Rebellion fights for right to protest in UK
Facing a total ban on their protest in London, the activists are now embroiled in a struggle for their right to assemble → Read More
Extinction Rebellion eyes legal challenge after police ban protesters from London
The move prompted a group of politicians and campaigners to protest in Trafalgar Square in defiance of the ban → Read More
Police clamp down as Extinction Rebellion tries to disrupt London airport
Protests against the expansion of London City Airport attracted an immediate police response and have so far failed to affect flights in or out → Read More
In Siberia, illegal logging feeds China's factories. One woman fights back
In the world's largest forest, an illicit timber industry feeds factories in China. But one of Russia's fiercest environmentalists is on patrol → Read More
The Extinction Rebellion October uprising
Updates from the climate protest as it unfolds around the world over two weeks → Read More
This is what the world promised at the UN climate action summit
Dozens of promises were made by governments, civil society and business. Accountability is the next step → Read More
UN agency calls for global Green New Deal to overhaul financial system
Current financial system cannot deliver public goods on the scale needed to cope with climate change, UN official says → Read More
Russia formally joins Paris climate agreement
Four years after it was agreed, Russia has formalised its participation in the climate accord → Read More
Maersk aims for zero emissions vessels by 2030
Efficiency measures can only keep pollution standing still, not bring it down. But making clean shipping a commercial reality in a decade remains huge challenge → Read More