November 21, 20140Comments

Arrests mount in Seneca Lake campaign in US

Close to 50 climate activists have been arrested over several weeks as part of an ongoing civil disobedience campaign in opposition to a gas storage facility on the shore of...

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November 21, 20140Comments

New energy is transforming US cities

Want to see how government are making real progress? Look to the cities tackling our biggest problems, writes Sarah van Gelder. If you’ve been looking to the federal...

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November 19, 20140Comments

Earth at Risk conference

Global warming. Racism. Sexual Violence. Inequality. War. Species extinction. What are the links between these issues? And how can we move towards victory? An upcoming...

November 16, 20140Comments

Is the China-US climate deal all it’s cracked up to be?

It’s been called an historic agreement − a game changer in the battle to combat climate change. But can China and the US fulfill the promises in their announcement of plans to...

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November 10, 20140Comments

The Planet Generation

By Paul Glover During 500 years of European conquest, the North American continent has gradually filled with skyscrapers, suburbs, highways and shopping malls. It has been the...

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November 9, 20140Comments

Scientists call for zero option on CO2 emissions

New research shows that while cuts in short-lived pollutants such as methane and black carbon have benefits, the only long-term answer to global warming is to stop carbon...

November 2, 20140Comments

China-US links could spark emissions breakthrough

New research suggests that global emission reduction targets are achievable if China and the US – the world’s worst emitters of greenhouse gases − work together to reduce...

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October 26, 20140Comments

Towering ambition to help protect Amazon rainforest

A new 325-metre observatory soaring above the Amazonian tree canopy will capture vital data on how climate change is impacting on a delicate environment that is also under...

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October 26, 20140Comments

Sea rise may still pose a man-sized threat

Although new research discounts the likelihood of a two-metre sea rise this century, the predicted impacts of global warming are still bad news for the many millions of people...

October 12, 20140Comments

Global Frackdown aims to end fracking bonanza

Anti-fracking activists all over the world turned up their megaphones and took to the streets of their communities on Saturday to partipate in the “Global...

October 4, 20140Comments

Leaked TTIP documents reveal powerful chemical industry wins

Corporate interests may be winning in U.S.-EU trade negotiations, endangering public health and the environment, a new cache of documents (pdf) leaked on Tuesday show, writes...

October 4, 20140Comments

Monsanto spends millions to defeat US state’s GMO labeling

Monsanto has poured $4.7 million into the campaign to defeat an initiative to label genetically modified food in Colorado, writes Andrea Germanos. The funds went to the No on...

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