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Speaking in Sydney ahead of his Australian tour, the Dalai Lama says taking care of the environment is essential and the responsibility of every individual. But he says governments are often too concerned with national economic interests instead of global...

But just days before the opening of the United Nations -sponsored meeting, the Europeans have been largely pushed to the sidelines, watching as the world's two largest emitters of greenhouse gases, China and the United States, seek to set the...

Mr Davis is adamant that he is not a "denier" of climate change and accepts that it has "probably" been caused by human activity. But he is worried about the economic cost of meeting emissions targets. He wants other voices...

Skeptics claiming global warming is a hoax have come up with their own ideas on what's really heating up the planet. With just over a week before the Copenhagen summit on climate change starts, some of the web-surfing public have...

This was based on a “business as usual” approach by governments that allowed temperatures to rise by 4 degrees...Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets would contribute to total sea-level rises. One of the world’s leading experts on climate science has called...

Fonterra's peak milk intake has plunged by two million litres after a lacklustre season that may not improve any time soon. Not only was this year's peak milk volume later than last year, it also dropped in volume from 74...

The U.N.'s environment chief believes next week's climate change talks in Copenhagen will be "dramatic," and is optimistic a deal containing firm targets to cut carbon emissions is possible...Environment Program, says President Barack Obama's proposal to cut U.S. emissions by...

Jagdeo defends T&T's carbon footprint Curtis Rampersad Business Editor Tuesday, December 1st 2009 Guyana’s President Bharrat Jagdeo has defended Trinidad and Tobago’s level of carbon emissions and suggested that Caricom could further reduce environmental pollutants by one day buying timber...

The Ministry of Mining and Energy has made no plans to construct nuclear power plants in Serbia, according to a spokesman. This is in accordance with the nuclear ban still in power in the country, Milan Budimir told Tanjug on...