Don’t let Bin Laden discredit climate change
Osama Bin Laden has called for the world to boycott US goods & the US dollar, blaming them for climate change, according to a new audiotape released last week.
Climate Change
Better transport, more jobs, healthier lives… oh, and a safe climate
Tackling climate change by championing the additional benefits that flow from decarbonisation is a sound messaging strategy, winning support from progressives.
Porritt: China facing first real test of climate credibility
Much blame for the collapse of Copenhagen has been aimed at China. But in Prospect Jonathon Porritt argues that China will dominate the green technology market.
Frank Luntz: Now Republicans support action on climate change
Frank Luntz was credited with helping George Bush block action on climate change. He now says there is bipartisan support for US cutting climate change emissions.
Obama’s climate reforms “a winning issue”
There are fears, following the Massachusetts by-election defeat, that Pres. Obama’s climate reforms could hit the rocks as swing state Democrats start wobbling.
A big week for Obama on climate change
President Obama faces battles to get climate and healthcare legislation through the Senate – especially if the Republicans win today’s Massachusetts by-election
Using social innovation to combat climate change
NESTA have announced the winners of the Big Green Challenge, a £1 million prize for communities in response to climate change. We report on the new innovations.
Exposed: The Mail’s latest attempt to twist the facts to deny global warming
The Daily Mail have misused an eminent scientist’s work to try and imply he supports their pathetic theory that the cold snap means global warming is a myth.
Offshore wind power – an economic and jobs boom
Our response to climate sceptic Andrew Turnbull’s piece in the FT in which he rails against renewables and investment in new energy technologies.
Emissions targets aren’t tough enough, says Commons committee
A new report by the Environmental Audit Committee warns that domestic emission reductions will be futile without a global climate deal. It calls for 42% reductions.