Copenhagen: No "Pass" for Developing Countries
Top U.S. negotiator tells fast-growing nations they must make major commitments
Stories by Darren Samuelsohn
Contentious Senate Hearings Begin on Climate Bill
Disagreement over economic impact looms large
U.S. Senate to Consider U.S. Climate Legislation
The bill would be stronger than the version passed earlier this year in the U.S. House of Representatives
What Will U.S. Climate Legislation Look Like?
An early draft of the Senate bill set to be introduced tomorrow proposes more stringent restrictions on the greenhouse gases behind global warming
Profile: Who Is Leading International Climate Change Talks?
Yvo de Boer went from parole officer in the Netherlands to international negotiator
Lack of U.S. Climate Change Legislation Will Delay Global Treaty Talks
The U.S. special envoy admits that a global treaty may not be ready in time for Copenhagen in December thanks to a lack of final legislation in the U.S.
World Waiting for U.S. Congress to Pass Climate Bill
Global Copenhagen summit in December could fail if U.S. doesn't act
Climate Battle Underway in Senate
The Obama adminstration sends its top guns to testify
How Should the U.S. Apportion the Right to Pollute?
House Democrats have come up with a plan to hand out and auction allowances to emit carbon dioxide
Electric Utilities Want Carbon Cash for Free
Executives and lobbyists press legislators for free allowances to emit carbon dioxide in order to avoid higher electric bills
Science Back into EPA Assessment of Climate Change Threat
New EPA findings may clear way for greenhouse gas regulation
Can the U.S. Lead the World to a Climate Change Treaty?
The Obama administration's goals and political and economic reality may be hard to reconcile
Obama's draft budget projects cap-and-trade revenue
Emissions permits could generate billions and cut emissions 14 percent by 2020, according to budget proposal
Top Democrats Plan Action on Climate Change Bill by End of Summer
Questions remain about the size and scope of the bill, however
