This briefing looks at what the 1.5°C limit means in terms of adaptation and loss and damage for the most vulnerable countries and regions. It finds that slowing down warming is critical to buy us time
The man who will represent the European Union at climate change talks next month has challenged the other nations involved to say exactly where they stand on the Kyoto global warming pact. Belgian
Los Angeles could become as hot as central Mexico, wrapped in smothering smog in summer and wracked by violent winter storms, if the most dire projection for climate change plays out over the next 80
Britain's Labour government said yesterday it would push ahead with efforts to cut greenhouse gases by meeting its commitments under the Kyoto treaty, even though the pact has been abandoned by the
Scientists have detected a substantial drop in the last 50 years in the flow of cold deep sea water leaving the Arctic and pouring into the Atlantic between Iceland and Scotland. Climate experts say
Japan can cut its greenhouse gas output by 2 percent with the introduction of a carbon dioxide emissions tax, an environment committee said in an interim report released Wednesday. The committee
The education of President George W. Bush on global warming is simply summarized: Honesty mat not be the best policy. Greenhouse politics have long blended exaggeration and
The five o'clock rush hour traffic, bulldozers flattening land and uprooting trees for new office buildings, and the gasses billowing out of factory smokestacks all contribute to carbon dioxide in
India and China would jointly resist any pressure from the US to include the two countries as parties to the Kyoto Protocol. Sources say informal negotiations between the two countries are going on
Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said yesterday he welcomed a visit by European Union delegates who are seeking to shore up support for the Kyoto climate treaty. The European Union (EU)
Global warming shrinking the Arctic icecap is making life harsher for Inuit and polar bears and might paradoxically chill Europe by shutting off a warm ocean current. Inhabitants of the Arctic say
