Who's to Blame? Making Poor Nations Share the Cost of Fighting Climate Change
A proposal to set international carbon-reduction targets based on the distribution of one billion "high emitters" in both developed and developing countries
Global Warming Impacts In Every Corner of the United States
White House report calls for response to wide-reaching effects of climate change
Climate Change Hits Poor Hardest in U.S.
A new study finds that the poor will be disproportionally affected by global warming, even in the U.S
Even Deep Cuts in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Will Not Stop Global Warming
Drastic emissions cuts won't stop the global warming from gases already in the atmosphere
Renewable Energy Could Solve Economic, Environmental and Social Problems
New EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, among others, touted renewable fuels as one solution to a variety of problems
Jetting Their Way to a Better Understanding of Global Warming
Scientists have taken the first crack at solving a fundamental climate mystery: where and when greenhouse gases enter and leave the atmosphere
Cleaning the Air Helps Cool the Planet
Emissions cuts offer "greatest potential for substantial, simultaneous improvements in local air quality and near-term mitigation."
The Dirty Side of Clean Coal
As long as mountaintop removal mining continues coal cannot be clean, even if the pollution from burning it can be minimized