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Passing a strong climate bill, Good tells us in a recent editorial, is a necessity.

photo: Kartikeya Kaul via flickr.

India, the world's last major emitter to formally back the Copenhagen Accord, has done so.

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We've written about the phenomenon of outsourced carbon emissions a number of times, with the example of perhaps up to one third of China's emissions coming from manufacturing goods destined for consumption abroad being most prominent.

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After months of debate, Lindsey Graham is reportedly set to unveil a climate bill to the Senate. That bill, he has said, will be a moderate one.

Missouri coal train, photo: Scott Granneman via flickr.

As Grist pointed out yesterday, the US now has 15 states with resolutions attempting to prevent limits on greenhouse gas pollution.

Scientists took sonar measurements to record clouds of methane bubbles rising from the seafloor.

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There are few climate skeptics more outspoken than Republican Senator James Inhofe. Recently, Grist had the opportunity to speak with the senator and asked him to explain his climate-hoax theory....Read the full story on TreeHugger

Filipina beauty queen Miriam Quiambao speaks at a Bangkok, Thailand, rally for gender and climate justice.

Oklahoma sunset with oil derricks, photo: Clinton Steeds via flickr.

Recent headlines about the ongoing bar room brawl over climate change have made me mostly just hang my head at the absurdity of it all. From Sen.

The Monteverde golden toad went extinct in 1989.