Negotiators finally pared down a bloated draft climate treaty text…to 20 pages of equivocation.

The Indian prime minister’s emphasis on domestic development spells trouble for the climate summit in Paris this December.

Rich countries aren’t paying into a climate fund for the developing world, and that could kill the Paris talks before they begin.

The EU found consensus on its negotiating position for December’s climate talks, but not before making concession to coal-dependent Poland.

Back-of-the-envelope math says we will shoot well past the two degrees Celsius of warming scientists have warned against.

Poor countries will need more than reassuring words and promises if they’re to sign off on a climate treaty in Paris later this year.

We’re less than 10 days of meetings away from the Paris summit, and the draft text remains bloated and unwieldy.

The Polish party likeliest to win October elections is coming out against a binding Global Climate Treaty.

The UN Secretary-General sees little progress being made ahead of the Paris summit, and time is running out.

The EU’s climate commissioner criticized the sluggish pace of progress in climate talks leading up to the Paris summit.