Dividing the developing countries will spell disaster for Copenhagen and future climate negotiations

The mean world of climate change

Global warming's point of no return

Book>> The Revenge of Gaia by James Lovelock Allen Lane, London 2006

A satellite data system will help detect, act on methane emissions

Methane Alert and Response System to help track major emission sources globally

Fighting global warming may yield health benefits worth trillions

New study finds strongest, potential near-term health benefits in China and India

Climate hara-kiri

Poverty as a posture?

Carbon craze

Europe threatens carbon tax on Third World

Passing the carbon buck

The pursuit of green-collar jobs

Here comes the sun

The German experience is a good example for India’s solar energy mission

Must assess ethical, social and cultural risks of climate engineering along with climate action: UNESCO report

Urges countries in a geographic region to make agreements to avoid risks of unequal spatial distribution of effects

Coastal flooding set to rise 50% over 80 yrs: Study

It could threaten assets worth 20% of global GDP, amounting to $14.2 trillion

Improved stove: a misnomer?

Some emit more black carbon than traditional mud stoves

Carbon discredit

CO2-choked Mumbai rail bids for carbon credits

Unmasked

It makes perfect sense to integrate the green dimension

Action begins

India gets ready with national plan on climate change

Climate change new opportunity to renew old orders

The two-degree shift

How US built consensus to get a deal it wanted

US machinations made everybody fall in line

Bill Gates is not entirely wrong about trees. He’s not entirely right either

The billionaire recently claimed planting trees would have little effect on climate change