Climate Home editor speaks to Action Aid India's Harjeet Singh about one of the toughest topics facing envoys in Paris: how to help countries already impacted by climate change

COP21: Why is loss and damage such a hot issue?

Katharine Hayhoe, atmospheric scientist at Texas Tech University, evangelical Christian and communicator, reflects on 2C, US Republicans and the "Pope effect".

COP21: A climate scientist's first UN summit

Ed King is joined by World Bank chief Rachel Kyte on the sidelines of COP21 to delve into the murky world of climate finance

COP21: Who pays for a global climate deal?

Megan Darby talks to WWF Russia's Alexey Kokorin about Vladimir Putin and why forests are the best bet for Russian climate policy.

COP21: What is Russia up to at the Paris climate talks?

Megan Darby talks to Monica Araya, former Costa Rica negotiator and founder of think tank Nivela, about an extraordinary push for a 1.5C global warming limit at COP21.

COP21: How climate vulnerable countries are setting the agenda in Paris

Greenpeace China analyst Li Shuo discusses China's position at the UN talks with Climate Home's Megan Darby.

COP21: What does China want from the Paris climate talks?

On the penultimate day of UN climate talks in Paris, Saleemul Huq tells Climate Home finance is key to unlocking a strong global pact.

COP21: Bangladeshi expert talks rich-poor tensions and 1.5C

COP21: China press conference Friday 11

Claudia Salerno speaks to Climate Home

Ed King speaks to Michael Jacobs, an advisor to the New Climate Economy think tank, moments after a new global climate pact was agreed in Paris

COP21: What to make of the Paris climate deal?

Ed King and the Climate Home team dig into the world of climate politics with leading experts, journalists and scientists.

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