UN scientists set to publish major study on how the world can limit global warming in the coming decades.
This essentially means that researchers will look at how we can reduce the amount of warming gases that are emitted from human activities.
IPCC scientists have previously warned that to keep the rise in global temperatures under 1.5C this century, emissions from warming gases would have to halve by the end of this decade. But this is sensitive territory - many large developing countries say that they should have the right to continue to use coal, oil and gas for longer, to help grow their economies.
According to one person with knowledge of the proceedings, it is not a surprise that the talks are running late as everyone recognises the implications this report will have on decisions that will have to be taken in next few years.
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