Chief U.S. climate negotiator Todd Stern tells energyNOW! about the climate deal agreed upon in Durban, South Africa.

Climate official from major environmental group talks financing for clean energy, adapation.

energyNOW! contributor Aimee Christensen of Christensen Global Strategies is attending the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negotiations in Durban, South Africa. Here is her view on recent developments in the ongoing climate talks.

Center for American Progress expert Andrew Light talks about U.S. contributions to international climate aid.

Christiana Figueres says the U.S. needs "awareness-raising."

The South African power company is moving ahead with the giant Medupi and Kusile coal-fired power plants.

This year the lanyards given out by the environmental groups have a famous Nelson Mandela quote that is quite fitting for the current state of play in the final days of the global warming negotiations in South Africa.

Ban Ki-moon says a binding deal, even for 2020, "may be beyond our reach."

energyNOW!'s Chief Correspondent Tyler Suiters is in Durban, South Africa for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, with an update on the ongoing climate negotiations.

energyNOW! contributor Aimee Christensen is attending the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change negotiations in Durban, South Africa.

European Union seeks "common ground" with developing nations.

Pachauri says despite "ups and downs," supporters of greenhouse-gas targets "will prevail."

Four days into the global warming negotiations in Durban, South Africa countries are beginning to draw clear lines in the sand.

Green groups tell Clinton that policies could be seen as an "obstacle" to a climate deal.

Refusal to comment on report draws criticism.

Tax on shipping would partially pay for Green Climate Fund.

U.S. reiterates call for all emitters to make cuts.

South African president says climate change is a "matter of life and death."

EPA chief says it will take more than her agency's regulations to meet Obama's 2020 goal.