Poverty as a posture?

Renewables are a complement

Fergus Auld, first secretary, Climate Change and Energy, in the British High Commission, India, speaks to Mario D' Souza about UK's national …

Carbon craze

Europe threatens carbon tax on Third World

The pursuit of green-collar jobs

Improved stove: a misnomer?

Some emit more black carbon than traditional mud stoves

CO2-choked Mumbai rail bids for carbon credits

Unmasked

It makes perfect sense to integrate the green dimension

US senators introduce bipartisan bill to tackle ‘super pollutants’

A Democrat and a Republican senator have together proposed legislation to cut short-lived pollutants like black carbon, methane and HFCs

Action begins

India gets ready with national plan on climate change

Climate change new opportunity to renew old orders

The two-degree shift

UK climate bill criticized

India's new solar system

Countdown to copenhagen

India’s carbon roadmap

Cooking stoves in carbon trade

Improved stoves will be standardized for fuel and emission efficiency

Gordon Brown wants to increase nuclear capacity

Financing emissions from jets and cows

Environmental scientist Robert Goodland , who served the World Bank Group between 1978 and 2001 is credited with authoring some of the Bank's …

US presidential candidates' take on climate change

All about climate

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Climate negotiations on adaptation headed along divergent paths

Countries make little headway due to fundamental differences between developed and developing nations

'Developing countries are treated in a very unfair manner'

Bernarditas Muller, a seasoned member of the Philippines negotiating team, is among the rare few who call a spade a spade. Speaking to Indrajit …