Public support for helping poor countries soars when informed of the consequences
The more the public knows about the impact of climate change on developing countries, the more likely they are to finance measures to support them, say the ippr
Climate Change
Conservative climate scepticism undermines Cameron’s message
David Cameron again attempts today to set out his green credentials. But new revelations again underline the true feelings of Conservatives on climate change.
Devolved Governments – Where they stand on Copenhagen
As world leaders prepare to gather for the final days of the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, we assesses the stances of the devolved administrations.
Copenhagen diary: Arrests, anarchists and Arnie
Riot police, firing tear gas, have made 194 arrests after the Naomi Klein presentation, with random passers by among those brought in, and Arnie has spoken.
Copenhagen deal vital to domestic support on climate change
An exclusive poll outlines that a Copenhagen deal is critical to winning public support for domestic green taxes. Support increases if a deal is reached.
Climate denier unmasked: Tory peer calls Jewish climate activists “Hitler Youth”
Tory peer in attack on Jewish climate change activists; calls them “Hitler Youth”
Britain and France push through EU aid deal but anger remains at lack of urgency
Good news from Brussels but activists still unhappy at the slow pace of negotiations.
The cuts won’t work – time for a Green New Deal
The dominant media meme in the wake of the pre-budget report continues to be the alleged need for government cuts. This has now taken a shriller tone.
Copenhagen day four: Tuvalu shows the way as G77/China group starts to fracture
All the latest from day four of the climate change summit from our man in Copenhagen.
PICTURE SPECIAL: Haunting image of the consequences of failure
Gordon Brown’s withered image looms large at the arrivals hall at Copenhagen airport.