The prospect of striking a global deal and a legally-binding agreement on carbon emission controls had never looked as bleak as it does on the last day of the Conference of Parties (COP17) meet in Dur ...

UN secretary-general urges members states not to wait for a legally binding agreement and instead, go back and initiate take own strategies to reduce their greenhouse gases.

The global energy agency warns the present emission levels would make planet uninhabitable, Sayed Talat Kamal writes from Durban

Research shows low carbon is more profitable and makes more sense for cities to invest accordingly

North African nation has found solution to global warming by creating enough wind to cool the planet, says scientist at Durban meet

A portion of the funds collected through these taxes could form part of the Green Climate Fund, reports Sayed Talat Kamal from Durban

Durban was supposed to be the last-ditch attempt for a global climate deal, but it seems stacked with its own share of problems, writes Sayed Talat Kamal from South Africa

The junior minister for environment calls upon the developed nations to take necessary steps sooner than later