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Climate Change Conference: U.S. and Saudi Arabia Reluctant to Commit to Global Climate Fund
The United States is reluctant to sign off on a collective global climate change fund, undermining already tense negotiations ahead of official U.N. climate change conference to begin on Monday in Durban, South Africa.
Angelina Jolie, Leonardo DiCaprio to Attend Climate Talks in South Africa
Angelina Jolie has started a celebrity following for the upcoming climate change conference in Durban, South Africa.
Urban Poor 'Most Vulnerable to Climate Change'
Wealthier households have the highest emissions overall, a study has found.
Green Party: Prince Philip 'Fundamentally Wrong' on Wind Farms
Green Party said comments by Duke of Edinburgh undermine the efforts of renewable energy solutions.
‘Climategate’ Emails Leaked Again Ahead of Key Summit
The "Climategate" controversy over global warming science erupted again on Tuesday, just days ahead of U.N. Climate Change Conference in South Africa.
Greenhouse Gases 'Hit Record High': U.N. Report
Greenhouse gases have increased beyond the worst predictions of U.N. climate experts, a new report shows.
Climate Change: IPCC report is a ‘huge wake-up call’
Extreme weather will strike as climate change takes hold. Heavier rainfall, storms and droughts could wipe billions off economies and destroy lives, says a report by 100 scientists.
Aliaa Magda Elmahdy Nude Pictures: A History of Naked Activism [PHOTOS]
Egyptian blogger Aliaa Magda Elmahdy recently made headlines when she bared all online to protest against the censoring of the female body in Egyptian and Arab society. But she is not the only one to have used nudity as a form of protest.
Green Party Leader: Wealthy Countries Must Pay for Climate Change Fund
Green Party councillor James Abbott says wealthy countries should fund the multibillion dollar Green Climate Fund.
500 Jobs to be Axed as Rio Closes UK Aluminium Smelter
The company blames stringent emission policies of the EU environment legislation for the decision.
Climate Change: Durban’s Plan to Offset Carbon Footprint From COP17 Summit
Durban is implementing a new initiative that supports the local ecosystem and reduces climate change impacts.
Climate Change: U.N. Chief Calls for Collective Climate Change Fund
Wealthy nations urged to create a global fund to fight to the impacts of severe climate change.
Climate Change: Vulnerable Countries to Meet in Bangladesh
Delegates will meet Sunday and Monday to discuss the impacts of climate change on vulnerable countries.
"Door is Closing' to Avert Catastrophic Climate Change, Energy Agency Warns
The International Energy Agency has warned that if fossil fuel infrastructure is not radically and rapidly re-thought, the world will 'lose for ever' the chance to avoid devastating climate change.
Energy Firms Ranked Low in Carbon Footprint League Table
Manchester United, Ofgem, Asda, Scottish Power and Center Parcs are among the top 100 names in the performance league table published by the Environment Agency under its Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy (CRC) Efficiency Scheme.
NASA: Iceberg Size of New York About To Break Off in Antarctica
NASA scientists are monitoring an iceberg the size of New York or Berlin forming over a vulnerable Antarctic glacier which is about to break off.
Queen Opens Commonwealth Summit in Perth
Queen Elizabeth II, in visit in Australia, opened the 21st Commonwealth heads of government meeting Thursday, amid demands to take a tough stand against violation of human rights.
World Population Reaches 7 Billion, but Challenges Lie Ahead - UN Report Warns
According to the United Nations State of World Population Report 2011, the world's population will reach seven billion people by October 31 and could surpass 10 billion by 2083 pushing us to face new challenges and implications.
Carbon Capture Hits The Buffers
There can be no doubt of the bitter disappointment that Chris Huhne, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, must have felt when the consortium led by Scottish Power walked away from the chance of establishing and operating Britain's first power plant with Carbon Capture (CCS) and reported by the media on 19 October 2011. The consortium led by Scottish Power, a subsidiary of Spanish utility firm Iberdrola though its headquarters is in Glasgow, also included National Grid and Shell...
Will the EU Referendum Vote Change Anything?
Caroline Spelman was said by many commentators to have had her card marked for demotion after her handling of the forest sell off controversy, but her latest comments on the proposed referendum on EU membership prove she may have the makings of a baroness!
Rising Energy Bills Are the Fault of the Government, So They Blame the Energy Firms
British Gas owner Centrica Plc has responded to mounting criticism from politicians about high energy bills by pledging not to raise its energy prices this winter.
Animals Are 'Shrinking' Due To Climate Change
Animals and plants across the world are shrinking from the effects of climate change on their habitats, scientists warn.
Energy Suppliers' Profit Margins Eight Times Higher, Says Ofgem
The profit margin for energy companies has risen to £125 per customer per year, from £15 in June, says regulator Ofgem.
Pylon design winner: T-Shaped Design Chosen
A T-shaped design has been announced of the winner of a competition to find the new design of the next generation of pylons
Search for the 'Lost World' Begins: Ancient Antarctic Lake Expedition by British Team
The discovery of Lake Ellsworth in Antartica has got the world hooked into what may exist in those mysterious waters. It has been miraculously been cut off from the world for at least 125,000 years. The ice sheet covering the lake has trapped the Earth's geothermal heat, preventing it from freezing. The solid ice sheet above the lake is almost 3 kilometers thick. It is one of Antartica's 387 known Subglacial lakes.
Now, a team of British explorers are all set for an expedition into the ...
As the Debt Based Economy Collapses a Real Economy Needs to Emerge
The economic troubles and debt crises currently affecting Britain, the U.S.A. and most obviously the eurozone are not, according to Chancellor George Osborne, an "act of God" but are the result of human folly and will be solved be human ingenuity.
Home Secretary: Abolish Human Rights Act
Ahead of the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, British Home Secretary Theresa May suggested that this might be a good time to abolish the Human Rights Act.
'Paying the Price': Canada Warned of Heavy Costs of Climate Change
A Canadian advisory panel on business and the environment is warning that greenhouse gas emissions could cost the Canadian economy up to $43 billion each year by 2050 if the government does not come up with a domestic plan to tackle global warming.
British Holiday Makers Warned of Jellyfish Invasion
British Holiday Makers Warned Over Deadly Jellyfish Invasion. British holiday makers heading to their favourite Mediterranean spots have been warned of the increase in deadly jelly fish.
Land Grabs Pushing Third World Farmers to Hunger: Oxfam
Poor farmers worldwide are being displaced and left destitute by land takeovers, a study by Oxfam warns.