More than 65,000 delegates have registered to attend the COP29 climate summit in potentially making it the second-largest COP ...

This guest post is by: Josh Gabbatiss is policy correspondent at Carbon Brief. Vera Deleja-Hotko is an investigative journalist and head of research at FragDenStaat. Gustav Elfving is an investigative ...

UK prime minister Keir Starmer will speak at COP29, where he will announce a new target for the UK to cut emissions by 81% compared with 1990 levels by 2035 ...

A Horizon Europe-funded project called PROVIDE dives deeper into what overshoot really looks like for countries, regions and ...

Agence France-Presse reports that an “Afghan delegation will attend…marking a first since the Taliban government came to power”, adding: “It was not immediately clear in what capacity the delegation ...

The Republican candidate Donald Trump has been elected as the 47th US president, beating his Democratic opponent Kamala ...

Three of the five groups (Hadley, Berkeley and Copernicus/ECMWF) are very likely to show annual temperatures exceeding 1.5C above pre-industrial levels (defined here as the 1850-1900 period), while ...

António Guterres warned that the “world is still underestimating the risk of catastrophic climate breakdown and ecosystem collapse” in the run-up to COP29.

In order to keep track of COP29 negotiating texts, Carbon Brief has created the interactive table below, which will be constantly updated.

Around 500 scientists, civil servants, journalists and climate experts took part in the 10th annual Carbon Brief quiz on 6.

Carbon Brief’s specialist team of food, land and nature journalists held a webinar to discuss key outcomes from COP16.

Barcelona had a red alert warning in place on Monday, adding that the city’s El Prat airport saw dozens of flights cancelled or severely delayed ...