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NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) – Developing countries could in future earn money from reducing carbon emissions by protecting oceans and marine ecosystems, a top U.N. official said on Thursday.

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Poor nations could be paid to preserve marine CO2 – U.N.

NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) – China and India’s hesitation to back formally a Copenhagen climate agreement could jeopardise $30 billion in climate aid to the developing world, a senior European Union official said on Wednesday.

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Copenhagen "green fund" depends on climate deal – EU

GENEVA: More than half of the people in the developing world are now cellphone users, a United Nations report said, highlighting strong global growth in telecommunications.

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Cellphone use surging in developing nations

NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) – Developing nations could be able to apply within three months for some of the $30 billion in climate aid promised by rich nations at last year’s Copenhagen talks, a top United Nations official said on Monday.

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INTERVIEW – U.N. official sees climate aid scheme within months

COPENHAGEN (Reuters) – Developing nations demanded deeper emissions cuts from rich nations, particularly the United States, at U.N.

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Poor demand more from rich to unlock climate talks

LONDON: Malaysia’s re-election to the International Maritime Organisation Council reflects the confidence that more than 80% of the developing nations in the 169 member states have in the country.

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Most developing countries trust Malaysia’s maritime role, says Tee Keat

BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) – Developing countries said on Wednesday they risked “total destruction” unless the rich stepped up the fight against climate change to a level that even the United Nations says is out of reach.

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Poor urge deep climate cuts; U.N. says out of reach

BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) – Developing countries said on Wednesday they risked “total destruction” unless the rich stepped up the fight against climate change to a level that even the United Nations says is out of reach.

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Poor urge deep climate cuts; UN says out of reach