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/ 7 September 2008
People should have one meat-free day a week to help tackle climate change, says the world’s leading authority on global warming.
Time is running out in the fight against global warming, the United Nations’s top climate change official warned as new talks got under way.
Man-made pollution is spreading a growing number of suffocating dead zones across the world’s seas with disastrous consequences for marine life.
The so-called ”consensus” view (the mainstream view that climate change is being caused by humans) is not reached by democratic decision-making.
Ice at the North Pole melted at an unprecedented rate last week, with leading scientists warning that the Arctic could be ice-free in summer by 2013.
The government has set out an ambitious proposal to deal with climate change in the coming years, including a possible carbon tax.
Extreme athlete and environmental activist Lewis Gordon Pugh is about to attempt the North Pole in a kayak.
Changing weather patterns in Uganda have wreaked havoc on the country, writes Warren Foster.
A 2,5 degrees Celsius rise in the average world temperature above 1990 levels could have a shattering effect on the Kruger National Park.
A revolt was brewing in Spain’s Cabinet on Thursday as members refused to wear ties in Parliament, aiming to save energy and fight global warming.
The European Union is on track to hit its short-term target for reducing emissions of the gases that create global warming, but challenges remain.
It has long been the holy grail for those who believe that technology can save us from catastrophic climate change: a device that can ”suck” carbon dioxide from the air.