Geoengineering: Implicit promises
A geoengineering experiment has come unstuck. But there will be more(87)
Overfishing, global warming and pollution threaten to transform the ocean—and perhaps life as we know it(16)
Carbon capture and storage: A shiny new pipe dream
Capturing the carbon dioxide from power stations is not hard. But it is expensive. A new project in Norway aims to make it cheaper(33)
Fiscal policy: The master of horror on taxes
Whether rich liberals ought to donate money to the government is a confusing and probably irrelevant question(140)
On land and sea, the world is continuing to warm up(519)
China and America: Meaty facts
China now chomps through over twice the amount of meat as America(4)
Climate change and Canadian hockey: Melting hopes
As winters get shorter and warmer, fewer Canadians will be able to hone their hockey skills outdoors(1)
Climate change and Canadian hockey: Melting hopes
As winters get warmer and shorter, fewer Canadians will be able to hone their hockey skills outdoors(37)
Climate change: Climate scepticism is not just American
While attitudes and character don't entirely determine political beliefs or allegiances, they strongly influence the kinds of arguments you're going to find appealing(615)
Regulating carbon emissions: A blow to coal
New rules look set to speed the move from coal to natural gas(19)
Valuing oceans: The $2 trillion question
An estimate of the costs of rising sea levels over a century ought to concentrate minds(96)
"Megachange: The World in 2050": It's not all gloom and doom
OUR correspondents discuss the challenges of publishing a book that predicts how the world will look 40 years from now. They debate the prospects of 'the Chinese century' and whether environmental destruction from climate change is inevitable (5)
Rare earths and climate change: In a hole?
Demand for some rare-earth elements could rapidly outstrip supply(25)
Europe's other crisis: Greener than thou
A global fight over the European Union's environmental regulation(50)
Europe's Emissions Trading Scheme: No punches thrown in aviation's emissions battle
Retaliation to the inclusion of aviation in the European ETS is all to come(16)
Climate change: The other greenhouse gases
America leads a welcome effort to tackle other nefarious emissions(112)
Climate-change scepticism: Trouble in the Heartland
Leaked emails from the Heartland Institute provide an interesting view of one of America’s more prominent agents of climate-change scepticism(128)
Climate change and air travel: Slash emissions, fly by zeppelin
Environmentalists say we need to cut carbon emissions to avoid catastrophic climate change. What would that mean for air travel?(110)
Greenhouse gas emissions: Heating up
Why a cold year can make the planet warmer(6)
Why it is good news that Chris Huhne is out of the government(55)
What Britain will look like when the planet warms(17)
Demography and climate change: How to cut carbon emissions
Don’t be middle-aged(8)
Daniel Yergin on the future of energy: A perilous and crucial quest
The author and policy advisor on peak oil, shale gas and how climate change will impact where people get their energy from(2)
Daniel Yergin on the future of energy: A perilous and crucial quest
The author and policy advisor on peak oil, shale gas and how climate change will impact where people get their energy from(19)
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