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Beekeeping relieves land degradation in Kyrgyzstan
Bolivia’s fight for survival can help save democracy too
Naomi Klein argues that the people's summit in Bolivia to tackle climate change is a radical response to the Copenhagen club's failure
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Scientists cleared of malpractice in hacked e-mails
University of East Anglia climate researchers are "dedicated if slightly disorganised", but basic science was fair, an inquiry finds.
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Requiem for a species
In his latest book, Requiem for a Species, ethicist Clive Hamilton examines why we resist the truth about the full implications of climate change.
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Don’t hound the climate scientists
IPCC chief Rajendra Pachauri re-asserts that evidence of climate change is undeniable, despite recent scientific inaccuracies.
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Obama gives green light to nuclear reactors
The US president announces $8.3 billion in loan guarantees for construction of the country’s first nuclear reactors in 30 years.
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Usable thoughts on climate
Usable Thoughts: Climate, Water and Weather in the 21st Century is a pocket guide for those uninclined to read scientific research.
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US climate change legislation Q & A
The global recession, US mid-term elections and a weak deal at Copenhagen all play a part in the future of cap and trade.
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Our World 2.0 — 2009 in review
Our World 2.0 looks back and says: while 2009 was a year of global talk in many instances, the growth of grassroots action bodes well for 2010.
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Indigenous innovation at vanguard of climate change
Indigenous peoples already use traditional knowledge and survival skills to test adaptive responses to climate change.
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Does climate change cause conflict?
A new report links temperature rises to conflict in Africa. But does this mean that climate change causes conflict?
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Turn off your pool cleaner and help save the planet
'1 Million Women' encourage Australian women to reduce carbon emissions, but is their message strong enough?
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Indigenous Voices on Climate Change film festival
The Indigenous Voices on Climate Change film festival will screen during COP15 at the National Museum of Denmark.
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The rise of online climate activists
There is a surge of climate change activism, especially through social media, to promote awareness and influence leaders before COP15 in December.
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Transition to a climate smarter world
A 2°C temperature rise due to global warming is the maximum before the world is irreversibly damaged according to a just-released World Bank report.
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The beauty of 10:10 is that it’s both achievable and meaningful
A new UK-based campaign launched on 1 September 2009 called 10:10 aims to reduce emissions by 10% by 2010.
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Fake trees, algae tubes and white roofs
Report from UK Institute of Mechanical Engineers says geo-engineering ideas can be integral part of the solution to climate change.
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