COP15

Nearly 200 Countries Approve a Biodiversity Accord Enshrining Human Rights and the ‘Rights of Nature’

The nonbinding agreement nods to a growing understanding that future conservation efforts must promote the well-being of Indigenous peoples—and that forests, mountains and rivers have rights of their own.

By Katie Surma

Proposed EU Nature Restoration Law Could be the First Big Step Toward Achieving COP15’s Ambitious Plan to Staunch Biodiversity Loss

By Bob Berwyn

Coalition of the Tired of Waiting: Fighting Climate Change at Ground Level

By Ann Danylkiw

Confusion About Copenhagen Accord Casts Cloud Over UN Climate Treaty

By Stacy Feldman

Nearly 100 Countries Formally 'Associate' with Copenhagen Accord

By Jacob Werksman, WRI

Miliband Suggests UNFCCC Reforms: Smaller Groups, More Expertise

By Ann Danylkiw

Climate Policy Experts Not Optimistic About a Binding Agreement This Year — or Next

By Ann Danylkiw

For Developing Nation Advocates, Hope and Fear for a New UN Climate Chief

By Stacy Feldman

Todd Stern: Next Few Weeks Critical for Copenhagen Accord

By Stacy Morford

Mexico City Gives 2010 Summit a Front Row Seat to the Climate Crisis

By Ann Danylkiw

Kyoto Protocol on Life Support for Another Year

By Stacy Feldman

Businesses See Positive First Steps at Copenhagen

By Mindy S. Lubber

Conference of Parties 'Takes Note Of' Copenhagen Accord

By Ann Danylkiw

Obama's Copenhagen Pact Unravels

By Stacy Feldman

Obama Proposes 3-Part Copenhagen 'Bottom Line' as Talks Reach Crisis Point

By Stacy Feldman

Deal-Breaking Splits Remain over Global Warming Temperature Target

By Stacy Feldman

Hacked E-Mails Controversy Irrelevant in Copenhagen

By David Sassoon

Copenhagen: Day 9

By Guest Writers

UN: Next 24 Hours 'Critical' for Global Warming Pact

By Stacy Feldman