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BSI launches Kitemark scheme for carbon reduction verification
New standard to certify organisations' efforts at lowering emissions.
Adrift on denial
There is a danger of a permanent gap opening up between climate scientists and the general public.
Securing Britain's energy
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg warns Gordon Brown not to go ahead with a new generation of coal power plants, starting with Kingsnorth, and says our future must be low carbon
Has global warming really stopped?
Mark Lynas responds to a controversial article on newstatesman.com which argued global warming has stopped
An American spanner in the works
Peter Hardstaff reports on the anger felt at the Bali climate conference over the US stance on cutting emissions
Mark Lynas's Green Grid
Should the incremental approach of Kyoto be extended, or ditched for something more ambitious? Read the arguments for and against and vote in our climate choice poll
Happy 10th birthday Kyoto
As people at the Bali conference sing 'happy birthday dear Kyoto' Peter Hardstaff reports on America's blocking game
Dr Quack's miracle climate remedies
Roll up, roll up to hear some global warming solutions
A new Kyoto?
At the Bali conference, Peter Hardstaff reflects on the differences between campaigning for and campaigning against
Blogging Bali
The World Development Movement's Peter Hardstaff reports from the Bali conference on climate change
No election? Is it good or bad?
Following Gordon Brown's confirmation there will be no autumn poll Sian Berry reflects on the up and downsides to not having an election at the moment
Green papers, white lies, hot air
Britain's policy on global warming remains mired in confusion, with too much debate and too little action. But there is a solution ...
Can America go green?
Why are Americans so sceptical about global warming? Possibly because they really don't want to do anything about it, argues Elizabeth Kolbert
Letting climate change happen
All shades of opinion are in denial about the magnitude of the environmental challenge facing us. Our need to be comfortable may be stronger than our will to survive, argues John Gray
Fly and be damned
We could close every factory, lock away every car and turn off every light in the country, but it won't halt global warming if we carry on taking planes as often as we do. A voluntary no-flying movement offers the only hope, argues Mark Lynas
The media column - Peter Wilby gives a science lesson
My advice to journalists is the same as that given to Woodward and Bernstein at the start of the Watergate investigation: follow the money
US sinners repent
Observations on global warming
Bush faces trade sanctions
Observations on global warming
Global warming: make the guilty pay
Countries and corporations that belch out carbon emissions and shun Kyoto might think again if they were taken to court
Facebook’s $1.6bn woman
A witch-hunt?
Osborne's woes
Marr's monarchism
The interview
On Syria
The interview
GOP race so far
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Can the UK achieve it’s commitment to carbon reduction targets by 2020?
