MAD Climate – Making a Difference

Climate secretary Ed Miliband conceded considerable ground, offering to sign a new Kyoto treaty as developing countries' demand, but while also requiring that those nations enshrine their commitments to tackling global warming in international law.

Rachel Fielding, BusinessGreen , Wednesday 31 March 2010 at 15:56:00 Carbon Reduction Delivery and Adaptation Plans set out for every major government department The UK government has today unveiled one of the widest ranging public sector climate change strategies in the world, the the publication of detailed new strategies outlining how every major government department will address the ...

Celebs including Zach Braff, Maggie Gyllenhall, Kevin Bacon and more were out in force last night to help raise public awareness about climate change.

Defra’s Climate Change Plan was published today as part of a cross-Government initiative to tackle climate change. The plan is one of 16 being launched by all major Government departments, in a joint effort to tackle the challenges the country faces from climate change.

Source: IPS A different way of fighting global warming will be tried out in the central Bolivian city of Cochabamba when government representatives and thousands of activists gather for the World People's Conference on Climate Change and the Rights of Mother Earth.

Professor Phil Jones, the climate scientist at the centre of the scandal over the leak of sensitive emails from a university computer, has been largely exonerated by a powerful cross-party committee of MPs who said his scientific reputation remains intact.

An oil conglomerate has allegedly spent nearly £16.5 million ($25 million) on campaigns to discredit climate change and clean energy policies, according to a new report.

An oil conglomerate has allegedly spent nearly £16.5 million ($25 million) on campaigns to discredit climate change and clean energy policies, according to a new report.

Winning over hearts and minds in the fight against climate change has run into a cold front: America's television weather forecasters. Perhaps even more worring for the climate change camp are the 63% of weather presenters who think global warming is caused mainly by natural environmental change.

Winning over hearts and minds in the fight against climate change has run into a cold front: America's television weather forecasters. Perhaps even more worring for the climate change camp are the 63% of weather presenters who think global warming is caused mainly by natural environmental change.