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Even though I could host a more productive meeting by inviting a bunch of homeless guys to my house for a stinky fart contest, the Copenhagen Climate Summit continues to take itself seriously. “Political will will never be stronger,” said...

All of us are capable of change. I'm ready to jump on board the global warming bandwagon, fuel up Tiger Woods' private jet and head to Copenhagen for some symbolic gestures supported by virtually no personal follow through. And some...

The Polish EU affairs minister, Mikolaj Dowgielewicz, said on Monday that Europe cannot jump up to a 30 percent C02 reduction target at the UN climate summit in Copenhagen. Such a move can only done following an impact assessment, something...

A centuries-old Christian festival in Guatemala is likely to be muted this year after the government asked revelers not to light traditional bonfires to avoid carbon emissions. Guatemala's government says the bonfires lit for the December 7 "Burn The Devil"...

Women are known to be innovators when it comes to responding to climate change. The question is how to ensure that the role of women and gender equality are reflected in climate change agreements. Women in poor countries will be...

The ruling from the Environmental Protection Agency will give President Barack Obama new authority when he heads to Copenhagen next week and will undercut much of the international criticism that Washington has been dragging its heels on climate change.

The climate change summit in Copenhagen will produce as much CO² as a town the size of Middlesbrough, media reports said. More than 1,200 limousines will grace the city’s streets as 98 world leaders talk about how to save the...