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COP 23: Bonn climate change conference 2017

December 2019

  • A plantation in Tanzania's Kilombero valley

    Planting trees is only a good news story if it’s done right

    Bibi van der Zee
    In the fight against global warming, we’d be better off preserving natural forests than planting new monoculture plantations, says Guardian journalist Bibi van der Zee

17 November 2017

  • The French president, Emmanuel Macron, right, and France’s minister for the ecological and Inclusive transition, Nicolas Hulot, talk with the outgoing German environment minister Barbara Hendricks during the UN conference on climate change in Bonn

    The Guardian view on climate talks: Brexit’s heavy weather

  • Emmanuel Macron, centre, at the Bonn global climate change talks

    Climate summit goes slow and steady but King Coal looms

  • Representatives of Act Alliance hand out chocolate coins, promoting the need for climate finance for adaptation

    ‘Planet at a crossroads’: climate summit makes progress but leaves much to do

  • A replica of the Statue of Liberty created by Danish artist Jens Galschiot on display at the Bonn climate talks

    Green Light
    Highlights from Bonn, hunting trophies and newts – green news roundup

  • Highs and lows of the Bonn climate talks – in pictures

  • If we act on climate change now, the economic prize will be immense

    Felipe Calderón

  • 'We should be on the offensive' – James Hansen calls for wave of climate lawsuits

16 November 2017

  • COP23 Climate Change Conference - Climate March demonstration<br>epa06307712 A child holds a cardboard reading 'Stop coal' during the 'Climate March' demonstration prior to the UN Climate Change Conference COP23 in Bonn, Germany, 04 November 2017. The 23rd session of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC), the 2017 UN Climate Change Conference COP23 will take place from 06 to 17 November in Bonn, the seat of the Climate Change Secretariat, and is presided by Fiji. EPA/PHILIPP GUELLAND

    'Political watershed' as 19 countries pledge to phase out coal

  • Representatives of The Big Shift Global protest against the financing of fossil fuels, offering delegates the chance to put chocolate coins into either a green piggy bank representing green energy, or a brown piggy bank representing fossil fuels, at COP23 in Bonn, Germany, 14 November 2017.

    Nicholas Stern: ministers must pass 'Trump test' at Bonn climate talks

15 November 2017

  • (L-R) French president, Emmanuel Macron, prime minister of Fiji, Frank Bainimarama, 12-year-old Timothy Naulusala, German chancellor, Angela Merkel and Antonio Guterres, secretary general of the UN.

    Climate change will determine humanity's destiny, says Angela Merkel

    German chancellor, UN secretary general, Emmanuel Macron and others urge world’s leaders to succeed in their negotiations in Bonn
  • Members of the Indigenous Peoples constituency hold a demonstration to “reclaim a space for indigenous peoples and protest their continued marginalization” in the negotiations

    Indigenous groups win greater climate recognition at Bonn summit

    World governments have acknowledged for the first time that ‘First Peoples’ can play a leadership role in protecting forests and limiting global warming

    • Brazil's oil sale plans prompt fears of global fossil fuel extraction race

    • Global climate action must be gender equal

      Hilda Heine

    • Growing number of global insurance firms divesting from fossil fuels

14 November 2017

  • TOPSHOT - A destroyed house is seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Naguabo, Puerto Rico on October 2, 2017. President Donald Trump strenuously defended US efforts to bring relief to storm-battered Puerto Rico, even as one island official said Trump was trying to gloss over "things that are not going well," two weeks after devastating Hurricane Maria left much of the island without electricity, fresh water or sufficient food. / AFP PHOTO / Ricardo ARDUENGORICARDO ARDUENGO/AFP/Getty Images

    Global insurance plan aims to defuse potential climate damage 'bombshell'

    A scheme unveiled at the UN climate summit aims to help protect 400 million poor people from extreme weather by 2020 - but not everyone is convinced

13 November 2017

  • White House officials and business leaders appear at the event, titled The Role of Cleaner and More Efficient Fossil Fuels and Nuclear Power in Climate Mitigation.

    'Tobacco at a cancer summit': Trump coal push savaged at climate conference

  • COP23 Climate Change Conference<br>epa06322383 California Governor Jerry Brown gestures while speaking at the US Climate Action Center during the UN Climate Change Conference COP23 in Bonn, Germany, 11 November 2017. The 23rd session of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC), the 2017 UN Climate Change Conference COP23 will take place from 06 to 17 November in Bonn, the seat of the Climate Change Secretariat, under the presidency of Fiji. EPA/FRIEDEMANN VOGEL

    Climate Consensus - the 97%
    On climate and global leadership, it's America Last until 2020

  • Mount Kilimanjaro - a natural wonder at risk from climate change as its glaciers shrink.

    From the Everglades to Kilimanjaro, climate change is destroying world wonders

  • A coal-fired power station in China is seen near a large floating solar farm under construction in Huainan, Anhui province, China

    Fossil fuel burning set to hit record high in 2017, scientists warn

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