Breaking the Climate Stalemate

Breaking the Climate Stalemate

With China and the United States enabling each other to avoid meaningful emission reductions, the rest of the developing world must take the lead.

Bonn Climate Talks

United Nations climate negotiations have resumed, this time in Germany.

Shielding Climate Talks from Public Scrutiny

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.

UN Panel to be a Dangerous Disappointment

How much money is on the table to combat climate change, where it comes from and how it flows will be at the heart of global climate negotiations at the end of this year in Cancun.

Dirty is the New Clean

A Critique of the World Bank’s Strategic Framework for Development and Climate Change.

Missed Opportunity in Hokkaido

G8 leaders’ seclusion at the Lake Toyako resort was symbolic of their larger isolation from global public opinion on fighting global warming.

World Bank: Climate Profiteer

The World Bank irresponsibly and recklessly continues to perpetuate the world’s dependence on climate-altering fossil fuels while profiting from carbon trading, a dubious remedy to climate change.

Balis Business-As-Usual Mandate

The outcome of the Bali climate talks is more likely to benefit the World Bank and investors than to put the brakes on climate change.