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The "population bomb" is on the environmental agenda once more.

The Campaign Against Climate Change (CACC) held its AGM in London last weekend.

Scientists studying climate change are taking quite a battering.

The government’s favoured method for "reducing" carbon emissions is failing.

Sections of the right wing media have gone on the offensive – over snow.

The UN’s climate talks in Copenhagen last month were a bitter disappointment for millions of people around the world who are concerned about the future of the planet.

The United Nations climate change conference in Copenhagen last month proved to be a historic watershed. This isn’t because of what it achieved.

The demonstration "Reclaim Power" in Copenhagen on Wednesday of this week attracted several thousand Danish and international protesters.

Coal is the dirtiest fossil fuel there is. Burning coal to generate energy is responsible for around 40 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions and is the single biggest contributor to man-made carbon emissions.

More than 100,000 protesters gathered in the Danish capital of Copenhagen last Saturday to demand that world leaders take serious action on climate change.

The outcome of the UN climate talks at Copenhagen will be rises in carbon dioxide emissions. The draft texts provide a variety of ways for countries and companies to keep polluting.