Sustainble Energy and Economy Network (SEEN)

More than 90 organizations and global networks urge leaders to strictly limit the role and influence of the World Bank in designing a new Green Climate Fund.

In this interview by Daphne Wysham on the Real News Network, Bob Alvarez talks about the 71,000 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel that are not properly protected in the U.S.

Transcript for the Earth Beat interview of Harvey Wasserman, for the Real News Network.

It’s ironic that the French are giving such strong advice to their citizens in Japan.

Over 30 national organizations signed this letter urging President Obama to take action at home and abroad to stop rampant financial speculation.

Levying a tiny tax on financial transactions could help build a healthier and more stable future.

Climate change and the lack of health care services in developing countries are urgent and under-funded crises threatening the livelihoods and security of billions of people.

In the face of enormous need, civil society calls on leaders to use innovative financing tools in the fight against climate change.

The sound of the president’s silence on climate change and the BP oil disaster was deafening.

Industry simply doesn’t have an incentive to kick its fossil fuel habit.

IPS Fellow Daphne Wysham talks climate on The Real News.

Arm twisting and back-room pressure tactics will backfire.

Things are not looking good in the UN climate talks, but all hope isn’t lost…yet.

The Mexican government and the UN climate convention secretariat are investing in security to keep people out when real human and ecological security will require all of our voices.

In Cancun’s UN Global Climate Summit, there is a new generation of economic and climate justice activists in town–fired up and ready to go.

Climate justice policy factsheets directly from the UN climate negotiations in Cancun, Mexico

Can the U.S. get behind an American tradition in Cancun?

Republicans are claiming they are the voice of the people after the elections. But on climate change, they are turning deaf ears.

Whatever caused the change of heart, President Obama has restored a small sense of hope among climate activists that he really will make climate change a focus for him in coming months.

People living in “transition” cities and towns are working together to make their communities more resilient to economic and environmental uncertainty.