The UK Royal Society has published a report on environmental pressures from population and consumption, entitled People and the Planet. ...

In a nice turn of events Maria van der Hoeven, executive director of the International Energy Agency (IEA) makes a statement about catast...

In an interview with msnbc  the famous philosopher-scientist admits that he was being too alarmist about climate change. He says the sam...

In the aftermath of Glaciergate, this week's issue of the journal Science includes a sober and informative review article by a ...

Recently a reader of the blog asked some specific questions about the results in the survey of climate scientists. The questions are: Is ...

Maybe Obama doesn't talk about climate change anymore (see yesterday's post ), but obviously American citizens have it in mind. Th...

In January, Max Boykoff wrote an opinion piece in the Washington post about an Interesting shift in Obama's 'climate change' rh...

New interview in the series of the AGU Atmospheric Science Newsletter No. 6(1) with Bjorn Stevens . Bjorn Stevens is a director at the Max...

Make way for the International Poets of Climate Change (IPCC II).  Somebody is desperately seeking something. 'Are you an ECO POET? Cl...