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Damian Carrington: The issue of intergenerational justice underpins the need to act on climate change. So would a "super-jury" stop us bequeathing a damaged and dangerous planet to our descendants? 
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Sunny Hundal: Focus on the economic case, drop the activist-speak, talk about solutions rather than doom – and don't rely on politicians (The #climatechange message is not being heard.)...
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The Root of the Problem | (Flow of carbon through plants to underground ecosystems may be crucial to how environment responds to climate change.)...
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BEIJING, Jan 5 (Reuters) - China's biggest energy-consuming companies are likely to face a direct tax on carbon dioxide emissions by 2015, the Xinhua-backed Economic Information Daily reported on Thursday,...
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THE nation's largest insurers have warned Australians to brace for more catastrophic weather brought on by a rising global temperatures.
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FELDHEIM, Germany--This tiny village in a wind-swept corner of eastern Germany seems an unlikely place for a revolution.
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The president of the American Petroleum Institute said the United States would achieve diesel and gasoline independence if the government stopped interfering with industry goals.
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Five oil sands companies have revealed themselves as supporters of the controversial Northern Gateway pipeline, lending their names to a massive infrastructure proposal that has stirred intense opposition in Western Canada.
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there is a disconnect between the urgency of this civilizational crisis and the response to it on the part of the broad progressive citizenry, those tens of millions of people who believe generally in human rights and fact-based decision-making.
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@jenswandel: 'Economic growth driven by #fossilfuels is not development .' http://t.co/b677mHrx #rioplus20...
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What are fossil fuels? They are carbon-based materials that are derived from formerly biological matter that has been compacted and ch..., Allan Taylor (What are #FossilFuels ? Will they last for ever?
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Climate change diplomacy: Challenges and opportunitiesDaily Star OnlineClimate change is growing in importance as a significant new arena of global diplomacy at the very highest levels.
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Insurance payouts point to climate changeScience NewsThat trend, Rauch said, provides strong evidence that climate change is already impacting human suffering and the world's economies.
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Study says rapidly thinning sea ice in north Atlantic has ravaged seal numbers, making annual commercial seal hunt superfluous (Fran: Lack of sea ice killing Canadian seal pups @guardian http://t.co/em0nulCU....
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This simple little video offers up a memorable analogy for the difference between climate and weather.
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Storms and rising sea levels could wreak havoc as defences that protect beaches and dykes are overwhelmed...
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#climatechange Study: Climate change could lead to massive and unprecedented extinctions - The State Column http://t.co/yeJlI7Yx...
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Natural disasters, led by catastrophic earthquakes in Japan and New Zealand, cost a record $380 billion in 2011, more than double the figure for 2010 and triple the average for the past decade, insurance experts reported on Wednesday.
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Ecologist: Despite the economy, people are investing in solar, wind and hydro power for their local communities...
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Harp seal pups off the coast of eastern Canada are dying at alarming rates due to a loss of winter ice cover
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Koch Industries rose out of the shadows last year to take on the mantle of corporate villain numero uno.
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Even though renewables get federal subsidies for research and development, they’re still at a disadvantage when competing with fossil fuels, because fossil fuels receive even more subsidies.
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You've probably heard this case made before, and it's a solid one: That cheap fossil fuels are the main driver of economic expansion, and have been ever since the industrial revolution.
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Washington Post (blog)Top climate change stories of 2011Washington Post (blog)(CHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT - AFP/GETTY IMAGES) Scientists made tangible progress in the emerging area of extreme event attribution, which aims to answer whether extreme...
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