Climate Change

2010 Osborn Elliott Prize winner Keith Bradsher discusses China's road to renewable energy.

Experts discuss the impact of climate change on food security, and what can be done.

Orville Schell stresses the need for China and the US to set aside their differences in order to collaborate on the issue that matters most.

German expert urges Asian governments to take the lead in finding solutions.

May 20-23, 2010, Los Baños, Philippines

How government funds could help poorer nations cope with climate change.

Share your thoughts on a new climate deal for the Copenhagen conference.

British Ambassador speaks on Korea's role in tackling climate change and the global economic downturn simultaneously.

Experts from NRDC and Council on Foreign Relations discuss the upcoming climate conference in Copenhagen.

The report describes a model for a U.S.-China partnership that would advance research, development, and deployment of commercial-scale CCS while strengthening bilateral relations.

Small steps taken by food manufacturers are signs that businesses are slowly beginning to "go green," say panelists.

Noted environmentalist says India's exasperation with the US is justified.

Environmental conference stresses opportunities for cooperation between the US and China.

The report explores the climate and energy challenges facing both nations and recommends a program for sustained high-level engagement and on-the-ground action.

Influential columnist offers blunt talk on what has to change in Washington, and everywhere.

Speakers predict reduced water supply, other dire consequences from climate change.

Indian Minister of External Affairs Pranab Mukherjee shares India's perspective on climate change and energy security.

What makes Bangladesh so vulnerable to the effects of global warming?

How can countries balance building a strong economy with protecting the environment?

Do you think people should go on the offensive to slow global warming, or try to adapt to effects as they arise?