Greenhouse break

Greenhouse Regime: Who pays? Edited by Peter Hayes and Kirk Smith wrs: Earthscan Publications Ltd, $19.95

Developed nations refuse to reform

Industrialised nations continue to be the major contnlxftrs of greenhouse gases and their emissions are increasing

Weather wonders!

Bumpy ride

At the recent Berlin Climate Summit, amid North-South wrangles, an agreement was reached to detail how to - and who has to reduce greenhouse gas …

No climate for change

Despite Third World pressures, the Northern countries refused self-restraint in the Berlin Climate Change summit

Warm and uncomfortable

Altered habitats caused by increasing temperatures are threatening penguins in Antarctica

Spy which loves nature

To record environmental trends US spy satellites will now be used for monitoring natural phenomena

Climate: warming up

Lanka getting hotter:

Ice age cometh

What are the reasons behind repeated ice ages on the Earth? Here is the answer

Volcanic after-effects

Antarctica melting

Heat over ice

Stuck with symbolism

Do the Indian leaders know just what they are putting their signatures to?

A distant dream called Kyoto

Hand-picked team

Weathering the change

Sly evasion

It is for real

Global warming has impacted troposphere temperatures too

"Brown clouds are a transcontinental issue"

Asian Brown Clouds created a lot of heat in South Asia, a few years ago (see: 'Aerial Raid,' Down To Earth, August 15, 2002). Now the chief …

In short

Nobel Peace prize 2007 prepares world for war against climate terror

Climate change will create billion refugees, says study

Climate change is likely to create at least a billion refugees by 2050 according to a recent report.

Continuity at IPCC

Frigid is good

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