29 min ago | Canberra Times
China launches world's No.2 carbon trading market
China's plan to set up markets to trade emissions will make it second only to Europe in efforts to put a price on pumping carbon into the atmosphere.
4 hrs ago | Earth Times
Coal, oil and gas are killing climate
Here is the Australian Climate Commission's complex figure showing global warming resulting largely from the burning of fossil fuel; image ; Credit: Australian Climate Commission The Australians have suffered more than most from climate change problems, with fire and flood dominating their headline news annually.
5 hrs ago | FiveThirtyEight
Dot Earth Blog: Global Warming and Our Inconvenient Minds
I spent the first 20 years of my climate reporting focused on the buildup of human-generated greenhouse gases as a biogeophysical problem.
5 hrs ago | Autoblog
Official: U of M researcher says plug-ins, hydrogen cars are 'no carbon cure-all'
Your Monday green-car buzzkill is brought to you buy University of Michigan research professor John DeCicco, who says more electric vehicles won't do much to slow global warming if energy-production methods aren't addressed.
7 hrs ago | Alternative Energy Stocks
Income From Hydroelectric Power
Are you an investor hungry for current income? Is there a green line of global warming fear running through your investment selections? I have stock that fulfills both requirements.
12 hrs ago | The Daily Caller
Study: Global cooling just as damaging as global warming
Global warming skeptics have frequently pointed out that not too long ago scientists were warnings about the dangers of global cooling.
16 hrs ago | Reuters
Religions seen slow to go green; Pope has chance to inspire
Few religious communities have gone as far in fighting climate change as a church in Queensland, Australia, which has 24 solar panels bolted to the roof in the shape of a Christian cross.
20 hrs ago | Time
Dwindling Snow Could Dry Out Los Angeles
While the national government remains slow to deal with climate change , many cities have been moving ahead.
Americans throw away 90b pounds of food a year; you can waste less food at home
Much of that ends up in the kitchen trash can: uneaten leftovers, milk past the expiration date and vegetables that go bad.
Climate experts: leave coal in the ground
IMAGINE a world without coal, one where mining companies didn't dig up fossil fuels but instead kept them in the ground where they couldn't be burned.
A 'cold snap' that made the dinosaurs shiver 116 million years ago caused a crisis in the oceans similar to the effects of global warming.
New York: the Enviro-Luddites' Fracking Insanity
One of the things about the environmental Left that drives me most nuts is its resistance to reason and empirical fact.
The Continuing Collapse of the Global Warming Hoax
While the nation tries to come to grips with the cascade of scandals involving the Obama administration, a significant phenomenon has been occurring.
Al Gore says Obama must veto 'atrocity' of Keystone XL tar sands pipeline
Environmental activists opposed to the Keystone XL tar sands pipeline project demonstrate in Portland, Oregon.
Greenhouse gas credit prices soar
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Climate talk shifts from curbing greenhouse gases to adaptation
The conversation is no longer solely about how to save the planet by cutting carbon emissions.
Global warming ends with a whimper
It's a good news column today: the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand has seriously down-rated the worry about global warming.
About those Other Low-hanging Greenhouse Contributors
The simplest way to counteract the our lemming-like rush to a Jungle-Desert-Monsoon plagued Planet, is Energy Efficiency -- practiced on a personal and local basis.
The Precarious Nature Of Global Ocean Chemistry
The oceans of the past were quite different than the ones we see in today. Ocean temperatures are increasing due to global warming , and these increases are harming marine food webs.
Carbon emissions a factor in Metro Vancouver opposition to coal port
Metro Vancouver also is asking Port Metro Vancouver for more information on the review process for an already-approved $200-million coal expansion at Neptune Terminals in North Vancouver and the proposal for Fraser Surrey Docks.