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Other nations might obstruct Paris climate deal

Monday 14 Nov 16 9:00am

US students protest outside the UN climate summit in Marrakech

CONCERNS are mounting that Donald Trump’s victory could embolden some fossil fuel-rich countries to try unpicking the historic Paris climate agreement, which came into force last week. | Read more

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