House Energy Panel Curbs Federal Power to Fight Climate Change
All 31 GOP committee members also voted to say they don't believe in global warming
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For those waiting for the president to do something on climate change, Obama has offered two signs that action is imminent. The public sign came during his speech today in Berlin. The more subtle signal came in conversation with groups about to sue him for his inaction.
All 31 GOP committee members also voted to say they don't believe in global warming
Coffee yields in Latin America are steadily falling, reports the Times. So we did some digging
A new study suggests it's all in the wording
New documentary aims to be counterpoint to An Inconvenient Truth
Their ideology is unique in the free world
Who is at fault?
Is "global climate disruption" any better than "climate change"?
The bestselling author and environmentalist is a bit frustrated
The New Republic debates the costs, benefits, and uncertainties
Other highlights: the kids'-show host still sports a bowtie
Probably, but climate change legislation may still be snowed out
Especially in the U.K.
Bloggers are outraged she was granted space for an anti-Copenhagen column
The Environmental Protection Agency declares greenhouse gas a health hazard, preparing the way for emissions cuts
George Monbiot reveals how Canada became "the urgent threat to world peace"
UN officials say the computer hackers were paid by well-funded operatives bent on undermining a climate treaty in Copenhagen
Though a tactical win for Obama, the plan could actually increase carbon emissions
How Obama's decision to attend international talks affects climate change negotiations
Pundits turn up the optimism to argue that doing nothing in Copenhagen is for the best
World leaders say no new global agreement on climate change will be forged at Copenhagen
Pundits wonder why polls find increasing public skepticism about the existence climate change
Bloggers debate the Environmental Protection Agency's plan to regulate industrial greenhouse gas emissions
Columnists say the global economy and nuclear treaties have stolen the spotlight from the environment
Commentators react to new and unexpected developments
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