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Global warming pushes 2010 temperatures to record highs
(28th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Met Office report: global warming evidence is 'unmistakable'
(28th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Plankton decline across oceans as waters warm
(28th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Flooding traps 30,000 in Chinese town
(28th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Deadly Rainstorms Swell Chinese Rivers, Force Evacuations
(27th July 2010, ENS)


Moscow has hottest day on record
(27th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Spain sees temperatures rising 3 to 6 degrees by 2100
(27th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Many deaths feared as smog blankets Moscow
(27th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


If Madagascar's biodiversity is to be saved, international community must step up
(27th July 2010, Mongabay)


Government energy plans unveiled by Chris Huhne
(27th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


China Three Gorges flooding set to peak
(27th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Developing nations see Cancun climate deal tough
(26th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Smog blankets Moscow on city's hottest day
(26th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Fog from peat fires blankets Moscow amid heat wave
(26th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Iowa lake drains after dam bursts amid heavy rains
(26th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Darwin has hottest July night on record
(26th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


US government fails on climate change
(25th July 2010, Mongabay)


Flooding, tornadoes in Midwest as storms continue
(24th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Storm Bonnie downgraded over Gulf of Mexico
(24th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Peru declares emergency over cold weather
(24th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Typhoon kills two in Guandong province, China
(23rd July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Scientists commend Indonesia for conservation measures, but urge immediate action on forests and peatlands
(23rd July 2010, Mongabay)


US Senate drops bill to cap carbon emissions
(23rd July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Tropical Storm Bonnie heads towards the Gulf of Mexico
(23rd July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Democrats delay climate fight until fall
(22nd July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Scientists sound warning on forest carbon payment scheme
(22nd July 2010, Mongabay)


UN in fresh bid to salvage international deal on climate change
(22nd July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Turkey battered by severe weather
(22nd July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Perth struck by serious flooding
(21st July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indonesia's forests are a global heritage, says VP
(21st July 2010, Mongabay)


Tropical storm heads to China as flood toll hits 700
(21st July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Ethiopian government says it has tripled forest cover in a decade
(21st July 2010, Mongabay)


UN lists Kyoto 'plan B' options if climate talks fail
(21st July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UK-imported animal feed blamed for rainforest destruction
(21st July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


British seas: More fish, cleaner and greater biodiversity, says Defra
(21st July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Heavy rain causes flash flooding on Teesside
(21st July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


British meat and dairy is destroying rainforests
(20th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


WSI cuts U.S. hurricane forecast to 19 named storms
(20th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


June was the 304th month in a row above average temperatures
(20th July 2010, Mongabay)


Mahogany market in US threatening the lives of uncontacted natives in the Amazon
(20th July 2010, Mongabay)


World on course for hottest year since 1880
(20th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


China's Three Gorges dam faces flood test
(20th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Homes in Swansea 'cut off' by flooding
(20th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Torrential rain causes floods across Merseyside
(20th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Month's rain in 2 days in Cumbria
(20th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Tropical Storm Chanthu heads towards China
(20th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Europe set for warmer than normal summer: WSI
(19th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Britain at risk of being left behind in low carbon future
(19th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Thousands evacuated as storm batters Vietnam
(18th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Tornado delays Caribbean games opening ceremony
(17th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Screw cap wine blamed for loss of forest in new campaign to revive traditional cork
(16th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


World simmers in hottest year so far
(16th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Africa looks to vast forests for carbon credit
(16th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China's CO2 emissions need to peak by 2020: IEA
(16th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Russia swelters in heatwave, many crops destroyed
(16th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Britons urged to count trees to fight climate change
(16th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Last month was the hottest June recorded worldwide, figures show
(16th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


US climate bill falls short of Obama's Copenhagen promise
(16th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Comparative photos of Mount Everest 'confirm ice loss'
(16th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Typhoon Conson hits southern China
(16th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Coast battered in storm hitting Gwynedd and Anglesey
(16th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Russian deaths mount as heatwave and vodka mix
(15th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


China faces worst floods in years, Japan on alert
(15th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate Change report sets out impact on British seas
(15th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Major decline seen in illegal logging
(15th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Renewables see 'resilient growth' in 2009
(15th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S. utility-first climate bill sparks opposition
(14th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Japan hit by heavy storms with more rain predicted
(14th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Tornado uproots large willow tree in Martley
(14th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Ministers urge EU to toughen emissions targets
(14th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


World's mangroves retreating at alarming rate: study
(14th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Arctic ice hits lowest record for June
(14th July 2010, Mongabay)


Rich countries to pay energy giants to build new coal-fired power plants
(14th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Indian Ocean Sea Levels Rising Due to Greenhouse Gases
(14th July 2010, ENS)


Deadly typhoon cuts power across northern Philippines
(14th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Amazon storm killed half a billion trees: study
(13th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Large-scale forest destruction in Sumatra undermines Indonesia's deal with Norway
(13th July 2010, Mongabay)


Businesses 'profit from investing in nature'
(13th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EU to let states rule on GM crops
(13th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Deadly landslides hit south-west China
(13th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Battle to save homes in China
(13th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


India climate meet ahead of Mexico to push tech deal
(12th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Rising sea drives Panama islanders to mainland
(12th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


'Soulless corporations are the enemy of the environment,' says Pavan Sukhdev
(12th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Eight injured as German tornado hits North Sea island
(12th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Surrey heath fire brought under control
(12th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heatwave in Northern Europe
(12th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate Change Means More Heatwaves, Premature Deaths, Scientists Warn
(9th July 2010, ENS)


Fifteen killed in monsoon floods
(9th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Controversial changes to Brazilian forest law passes first barrier
(8th July 2010, Mongabay)


La Nina to form in July as storm, drought fears flare
(8th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Top officials busted in Amazon logging raids, but political patronage may set them free
(8th July 2010, Mongabay)


Amazon soy moratorium extended
(8th July 2010, Mongabay)


Walmart fires back at Greenpeace over deforestation charges
(8th July 2010, Mongabay)


European Parliament bans illegal timber
(8th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


China on heatwave alert as temperatures soar
(7th July 2010, AFP)


Germany could kick fossil fuel habit by 2050: study
(7th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Europe bars illegal timber from markets
(7th July 2010, Mongabay)


China launches armada to head off algae plume
(7th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


'Climategate' review clears scientists of dishonesty over data
(7th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climategate scientists' honesty not in doubt, says review
(7th July 2010, The Independent (UK))


CRU climate scientists 'did not withold data'
(7th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Mexico town evacuated as dam threatens to overflow
(7th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heatwave causes power cuts in eastern US and Canada
(7th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Forest loss in India likely worse than conventionally believed
(6th July 2010, Mongabay)


La Nina expected in Pacific this year: WMO
(6th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


KFC, Walmart contributing to destruction of Indonesia's rainforests, endangering orangutans
(5th July 2010, Mongabay)


China to host climate talks before Mexico meeting: report
(5th July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Global emissions targets will lead to 4C temperature rise, say studies
(5th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


IPCC climate change report 'played down positive impacts'
(5th July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Dutch review backs UN climate panel report
(5th July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climategate was 'a game-changer' in science reporting, say climatologists
(4th July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


US to provide nearly $2bn for two solar energy projects
(3rd July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Kyoto may push factories to pollute more: U.N. report
(2nd July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Michael Mann cleared of science fraud charges made by climate sceptics
(2nd July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Car fuel made from carbon dioxide and sunlight
(2nd July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Utility-first climate bill warms up in Congress
(1st July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Hurricane Alex brings floods to north-east Mexico
(1st July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Alex weakens to tropical storm in northern Mexico
(1st July 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Amazon and Atlantic Forest under threat: politicians press to dilute Brazil's forestry law
(1st July 2010, Mongabay)


UK government blocking green car take-up, say electric vehicle makers
(1st July 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Indonesia's last remaining glacier 'to disappear'
(1st July 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Hurricane Alex makes landfall in north-eastern Mexico
(1st July 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Guyana indigenous people charge land abuses
(30th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Papua New Guinea strips communal land rights protections, opening door to big business
(30th June 2010, Mongabay)


Rain and severe floods kill at least 20 in Romania
(30th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Hurricane Alex spins past oil rigs toward Mexico
(30th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Greener palm oil arrives in the United States
(30th June 2010, Mongabay)


Calls to green 'concrete jungle'
(30th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Advisors urge new UK climate policies
(30th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Plankton blooms draw jellyfish to Cornwall beaches
(30th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Ancient Fossils Show Arctic Now Near Climate Tipping Point
(29th June 2010, ENS)


Hurricane Alex Hampers Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Cleanup
(29th June 2010, ENS)


Storm hits electricity supplies in Anglesey and Gwynedd
(29th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Government commission urges rapid setting up of Green Investment Bank
(29th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Britain needs $15 billion 'green bank': report
(29th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. law key ahead of climate talks: EU
(28th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Alex to become hurricane, delay oil spill efforts
(28th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. promises $136 million in climate aid to Indonesia
(28th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Forest loss occurring around Kibale National Park in Uganda
(28th June 2010, Mongabay)


G20 Backs Funding for Climate, Food as Protesters Rage Outside
(28th June 2010, ENS)


Michael Mann says hockey stick should not have become 'climate change icon'
(28th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Scores buried by landslide in south-west China
(28th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Storm Alex downgraded to tropical depression
(27th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Ending deforestation could boost Brazilian agriculture
(26th June 2010, Mongabay)


Major Australia investors urge quick action on climate
(25th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Africa 'witnessing birth of a new ocean'
(25th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


New Australian PM vows to revive carbon debate
(24th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Scientists warn that Malaysia is converting tropical forests to rubberwood plantations
(24th June 2010, Mongabay)


Rainforest scientists urge UN to correct 'serious loophole' by changing its definition of 'forest'
(24th June 2010, Mongabay)


U.S. farms and forests report draws ire in Brazil; cutting down the Amazon does not mean lower food prices
(24th June 2010, Mongabay)


Japanese told to go to bed an hour early to cut carbon emissions
(24th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Hosepipe ban could hit north-west
(24th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Gary Neville's 'Teletubbies' house rejected by planners
(24th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


The illegal logging cycle in Madagascar
(23rd June 2010, Mongabay)


Massive forest loss spurs Nepal to ban logging for two months
(23rd June 2010, Mongabay)


2010 the second hottest year on record through May
(23rd June 2010, Mongabay)


Acid rain could return because of car fumes
(23rd June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Surge in hydropower schemes since 2000
(23rd June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


More wins needed in climate talks: World Bank
(22nd June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Methane in Gulf 'astonishingly high': U.S. scientist
(22nd June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


WSI ups 2010 hurricane forecast to 20 named storms
(22nd June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UN climate chief departs an optimist despite setbacks
(22nd June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate change sceptic scientists 'less prominent and authoritative'
(22nd June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Study examines scientists' 'climate credibility'
(22nd June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Thousand people missing in north-east Brazil floods
(22nd June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Raging wildfires force evacuations near Arizona city
(21st June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Edinburgh experts to monitor how trees absorb CO2
(21st June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Tropical storm could develop in Caribbean
(21st June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


At least 24 die in Ghana floods
(21st June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Violence at indigenous logging blockade in Borneo
(21st June 2010, Mongabay)


Rainforest slaughter continues in Madagascar despite 'ban' on timber exports
(21st June 2010, Mongabay)


Amazongate fraud
(21st June 2010, Mongabay)


Environmentalists and indigenous groups condemn plan for six dams in Peruvian Amazon
(21st June 2010, Mongabay)


10:10 campaigners push to keep summer time all year round
(21st June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Iron to be dumped at sea to reduce global warming
(21st June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Changing clocks 'would reduce carbon emissions'
(21st June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Methane and Climate Change: From the Amazon to the Gulf of Mexico
(20th June 2010, Mongabay)


Yellow sub finds clues to Antarctic glacier's thaw
(20th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Tropical Storm Celia expected to become hurricane
(20th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Giant 500ft wind turbines 'to be built in Britain within years'
(20th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Ridge clue to Antarctic ice loss
(20th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Deadly floods kill twenty in north-east Brazil
(20th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Floods across southern China take heavy toll
(20th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Firms paid to shut down wind farms when the wind is blowing
(19th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Saving tropical forests helps protects U.S. agriculture
(18th June 2010, Mongabay)


Environment worries to lift electric car sales: report
(18th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Oceans choking on CO2, face deadly changes: study
(18th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China rain storms and floods kill 46 people
(17th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


India monsoon rains kill dozens
(17th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Cleared forests lead to rise in malaria in Brazil
(17th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


New protected areas established in Brazil's fragmented Atlantic Forest
(17th June 2010, Mongabay)


Amazon logging industry declines
(17th June 2010, Mongabay)


Gas power stations 'should have carbon capture'
(17th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Cutting greenhouse gases will be no quick fix for our weather, scientists say
(17th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


EU set to ban illegal timber from 2012
(17th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Rainfall impacts of climate warming to persist
(17th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Push for 'Great Green Wall of Africa' to halt Sahara
(17th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


May 2010 was warmest on record: U.S. government data
(16th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Freak floods in US predicted by 2009 climate change report
(16th June 2010, Mongabay)


Deforestation in Amazon increases malaria incidences by nearly 50 percent
(16th June 2010, Mongabay)


Zero-carbon vision sees UK as cleaner, greener and leaner within 20 years
(16th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Hosepipe ban warning as parts of Britain at risk of summer drought
(16th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Indonesia is struck by three powerful earthquakes
(16th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Deadly flash floods hit southern France
(16th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Flash floods hit France
(16th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Swiss giant orders investigation into its largest palm oil supplier
(15th June 2010, Mongabay)


Deforestation on the rise again in Brazil
(15th June 2010, Mongabay)


Australian rainforest plant yields possible cancer killer
(15th June 2010, Mongabay)


Indonesia's plan to save its rainforests
(15th June 2010, Mongabay)


Pay hill farmers to protect water supply and carbon sinks, report urges
(15th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate panel chief welcomes climate debate
(15th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Tesla Motors hopes to raise $185m from going public
(15th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EPA finds Senate climate bill affordable
(15th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Japan aims to pass climate bill by year-end U.N. talks
(15th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Extreme rain across southern Europe
(15th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Landslides and floods kill 58 in Bangladesh
(15th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Floods in Oklahoma City strand residents on rooftops
(14th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Inga alley cropping: a sustainable alternative to slash and burn agriculture
(14th June 2010, Mongabay)


Borneo's lush forests are an illusion: trees grow on deserts
(14th June 2010, Mongabay)


Households to get green makeover
(14th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


'Green light' for global biodiversity science panel
(14th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indonesian government's promise up in smoke: fires rise by 59 percent
(13th June 2010, Mongabay)


Strong earthquake hits near India's Nicobar Islands
(12th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


New UN climate text under fire as talks end
(11th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


France, UK, Sweden want deep CO2 cut, Italy opposed
(11th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Probe at U.N. climate talks after Saudi sign smashed
(11th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


West Africans rue rising seas as climate talks stall
(11th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UN's 'IPCC for nature' to fight back against destruction of natural world
(11th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Confidence in climate science remains strong, poll shows
(11th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate deal blueprint could curb US emissions and poor nations' growth
(11th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Reasons to be cheerful about climate change talks
(11th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Arkansas flash floods hit campsites and leave 20 dead
(11th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Gulfs remain after UN climate change talks in Bonn
(11th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Senate Rejects Bid to Block EPA Greenhouse Gas Regulations
(10th June 2010, ENS)


Madagascar resumes shipments of illegally logged timber despite moratorium
(10th June 2010, Mongabay)


Vulnerable Hawaii Asks Senate to Pass Climate Bill This Year
(10th June 2010, ENS)


Massive forest carbon scam alleged in Liberia
(10th June 2010, Mongabay)


Peatlands restoration wins support in effort to reduce carbon emissions
(10th June 2010, Mongabay)


Melting mountains put millions at risk in Asia: study
(10th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate already helping disease spread north: study
(10th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


La Nina brings cheers, Australia wheat crop to flourish
(10th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Fate of climate bill uncertain as Japan poll nears
(10th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UK will fail climate change target
(10th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


EU biofuels 'need to be certified for sustainability'
(10th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Rich countries accused of carbon 'cheating'
(10th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


World at risk of 'red card' over climate: de Boer
(9th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Biofuels from deforested land to fail EU standards
(9th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China fossil fuel CO2 jumps as global total falls
(9th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


OECD tells G20 fossil fuel subsidies should end
(9th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Reporting on deforestation, pollution is dangerous
(9th June 2010, Mongabay)


Rich nations could increase emissions under pledge loopholes, UN data shows
(9th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


France and Japan propose an 'IPCC for nature'
(9th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Rich nations backtracking on new climate aid, development watchdog warns
(9th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


New UN climate chief calls for more ambition
(9th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Support for U.S. climate regulation growing: poll
(8th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


White House eyes veto if Senate curbs EPA climate power
(8th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Japan can seek deeper cuts in CO2 by 2030: panel
(8th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Rich nations accused over 'logging loophole' at Bonn climate talks
(8th June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Floods and landslides kill 53 in southwest China
(7th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Taiwan outlying islands to lead emissions cut effort
(7th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Gabon bans log exports
(7th June 2010, Mongabay)


New British tree 'resistant to Dutch Elm Disease'
(7th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Firm at centre of questions over role of Environment Secretary to close down
(7th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Government rules out 'pay as you throw' waste charges
(7th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Excessive heat in the southwest of USA
(7th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indonesia indentifies possible sites for forest conservation pilot project
(6th June 2010, Mongabay)


Amazon forest fires 'on the rise'
(6th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Deadly tornadoes rip through US Midwest killing five
(6th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Cyclone Phet weakens over the Arabian Sea
(5th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Caroline Spelman backs GM crops
(5th June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Cyclone halts oil and gas in Oman
(4th June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


£2bn offshore windfarm to go ahead off north Wales
(4th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Cyclone Phet moves over Oman toward Pakistan
(4th June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Amazon up in smoke, even when deforestation slows
(3rd June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Rescuing ecosystems can save trillions of dollars: U.N.
(3rd June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Cyclone Phet weakens before hitting Omani coast
(3rd June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


REDD threatens rights of 350 million local people
(3rd June 2010, Mongabay)


Confusion in Indonesia over forestry licenses and conservation deal with Norway
(3rd June 2010, Mongabay)


French company to break moratorium on shipments of illegally logged rosewood from Madagascar
(3rd June 2010, Mongabay)


As Amazon deforestation rates fall, fires increase
(3rd June 2010, Mongabay)


Corruption could undermine REDD
(3rd June 2010, Mongabay)


A total ban on primary forest logging needed to save the world, an interview with activist Glen Barry
(3rd June 2010, Mongabay)


California to ban plastic bags
(3rd June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Thames water now drinkable
(3rd June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


EU 'half way to 2020 emissions target'
(3rd June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Low-lying Pacific islands 'growing not sinking'
(3rd June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Forest Protection Partnership Attracts $4 Billion Investment
(2nd June 2010, ENS)


Wood-based Bioenergy a False Climate Change Solution: Report
(2nd June 2010, ENS)


Cyclone Phet targets Oman
(2nd June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indonesia says won't revoke existing forestry licenses
(2nd June 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UN urges global move to meat and dairy-free diet
(2nd June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


2010 on track to become warmest year ever
(2nd June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Eat less meat to save the planet - UN
(2nd June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Academic resigns from FSA group over GM
(2nd June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Children's books about rainforests linked to rainforest destruction
(1st June 2010, Mongabay)


International alliance created to help corporations avoid illegal wood
(1st June 2010, Mongabay)


Norway's billion dollar contribution to Indonesian forests excludes national reforestation scheme
(1st June 2010, Mongabay)


New protected areas in Brazil contribute to major drop in Amazon deforestation rate
(1st June 2010, Mongabay)


Temperatures reach record high in Pakistan
(1st June 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Cities to get hotter at night, predicts Met Office
(1st June 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Canadian forest fires spark alerts in Quebec and US
(1st June 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Rich-poor rifts stall progress at U.N. climate talks
(31st May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Indonesia to scrap permits to save forests: official
(31st May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Agatha storm deaths rise across Central America
(31st May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Presence of world leaders 'paralysed' climate summit, UN letter claims
(30th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Deadly storm strikes volcano-hit Guatemala
(30th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Ecuador volcanic eruption calms, airport to reopen
(29th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Water begins flowing from Pakistani lake
(29th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Maldives president calls for direct action over climate change
(29th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Thousands flee volcanos in Ecuador and Guatemala
(29th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Mobile phones responsible for disappearance of honey bee
(29th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Guatemalan volcano blast kills one, shuts airport
(28th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. climate bill seen unlikely in 2010
(28th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UK Royal Society revives confusion as US concludes climate change certainty
(28th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Hundreds flee Guatemala volcano
(28th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indonesia announces moratorium on granting new forest concessions
(27th May 2010, Mongabay)


Society to review climate message
(27th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Government warns of worst hurricane season since 2005
(27th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Australia on track to meet Kyoto target: government
(27th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Indonesia puts moratorium on new forest clearing
(27th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. farm group sees gains from deforestation halt
(27th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Researchers: Madagascar rosewoods deserve CITES protection
(27th May 2010, Mongabay)


Scottish parliament under pressure over emissions manifesto pledge
(27th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Countries agree to spend big to save world's forests
(27th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Extreme droughts to be 'more common'
(27th May 2010, The Independent (UK))


Indonesia pledges two-year deforestation moratorium
(27th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


US predicts busy hurricane season
(27th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Earthquake sparks South Pacific islands tsunami warning
(27th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


India reels under severe heat wave
(27th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Norway hopes to unlock climate cash to fight tropical deforestation
(26th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


EU stops short of recommending 30% cut in emissions by 2020
(26th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN urges rich to honor $30 billion climate aid pledge
(25th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China all but dashes hope of climate deal this year
(25th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Majority of firms will spend more on climate change
(25th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


'Prepare for war': tensions rising over Brazil's controversial Belo Monte dam
(25th May 2010, Mongabay)


India discloses carbon emissions for first time in more than decade
(25th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Thermal imaging scheme aims to reducing heating costs
(25th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Polar bears face 'tipping point' due to climate change
(25th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


More of the Amazon opened to oil development
(24th May 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change concern declines in poll
(24th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Industry threats to relocate over carbon targets exposed as 'misleading'
(24th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano reduces activity
(24th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heathrow and Stansted runway plans scrapped by BAA
(24th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Landslide in Jiangxi China derails train killing 19
(23rd May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Cyclone Laila 'kills 23' in southern India
(23rd May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Brazil environment officials arrested for logging
(22nd May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EU struggles to find voice on environment issues
(21st May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Polluted by profit: Johann Hari on the real Climategate
(21st May 2010, The Independent (UK))


Photos reveal paradise-like site for coal plant in Borneo
(20th May 2010, Mongabay)


World's water steadily warming up
(20th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Warmest April on record
(20th May 2010, Mongabay)


Man-made climate change blamed for 'significant' rise in ocean temperature
(20th May 2010, The Independent (UK))


UK 'will push EU on CO2 targets'
(20th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Nyiragongo volcano landslide: 54 'dead' in DR Congo
(20th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate Evidence 'Compelling,' Research Council Urges U.S. to Act Now
(19th May 2010, ENS)


Cyclonic storm Laila hits southern India
(19th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S. reports urge a price on climate emissions
(19th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU agrees mandate for 'nearly zero energy' homes
(19th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


2010 on track to be hottest ever: U.S. climate data
(19th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Norway to provide Indonesia with $1 billion to protect rainforests
(19th May 2010, Mongabay)


Big compromise reached on Canada's Boreal by environmental groups and forestry industry
(19th May 2010, Mongabay)


Offshore green energy could make UK net exporter by 2050
(19th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


NASA, Google Earth catch North Korea logging protected area
(18th May 2010, Mongabay)


Global Temperatures Hit New April High
(18th May 2010, ENS)


At least nine killed in central Europe floods
(18th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


'World's biggest' forest protection deal for Canada
(18th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Canada loggers, green groups reach landmark deal
(18th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Airline group blasts European handling of volcanic ash
(18th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


European recession slashed 2009 carbon emissions
(18th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Christiana Figueres appointed new UN climate chief to continue global talks
(18th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Nestle will cut off palm oil suppliers who destroy the rainforest
(18th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


New UN climate head demands ambition and transparency
(18th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Senate climate bill cuts aid to global forests
(17th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Logging deal expected in Canada's northern forest
(17th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash grounds 1,000 European flights
(17th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.N. to pick Costa Rican as new climate chief: sources
(17th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Nestle caves to activist pressure on palm oil
(17th May 2010, Mongabay)


UN picks new climate change chief
(17th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


UK ash cloud restrictions easing
(17th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate change threatens health by Mediterranean
(16th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Campaigners believe war on climate change will be stymied
(16th May 2010, The Independent (UK))


Ash flight restrictions extended
(16th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


UK's new 'green' government says to cut its CO2 10 percent
(14th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Cameron: I want coalition to be the 'greenest government ever'
(14th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Rajendra Pachauri says glaciers mistake in IPCC report was 'human failure'
(14th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate body chief defends use of 'grey literature'
(14th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


IPCC's Pachauri says climate body must 'listen and learn'
(14th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Global warming may kill off fifth of global lizard species by 2080: study
(13th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


US senators unveil climate change bill
(13th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Kerry unveils climate bill
(12th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. Senate climate bill sees big cut in oil imports
(12th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Britain's new government will abstain from nuclear votes
(12th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Australia parliament debates amended green power laws
(12th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


White House says will work to pass climate bill
(12th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Coalition pledges to cut central government emissions by 10%
(12th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Green policies of new Government
(12th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change could make half the world uninhabitable
(12th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Weather forecasters record coldest May night since 1996
(12th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Coalition sets out plans on runways and nuclear
(12th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heathrow runway plans scrapped by new government
(12th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Norway should limit Arctic soot to slow warming
(11th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Connie Hedegaard seeks 30% carbon cuts target for Europe
(11th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


White House aims to use Deepwater disaster to win votes for US climate bill
(11th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Steep rise in India greenhouse gas emissions
(11th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Europe to examine case for bigger CO2 cuts
(11th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Pakistan villages 'at risk' of lake flooding
(11th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Academics urge radical new approach to climate change
(11th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Ash fears close Spanish and Moroccan airports
(11th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Oklahoma hit by deadly tornadoes
(11th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash may return to Europe, hit air traffic
(10th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Cameroon agrees to cut illegal wood out of its supply chain
(10th May 2010, Mongabay)


Loss of wildlife threatens food supplies – UN
(10th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Nature loss 'to damage economies'
(10th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Greenland glacier slide speeds 220 percent in summer
(9th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Ash delays more European flights
(9th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Earthquake off Indonesia's Aceh triggers tsunami alert
(9th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate-Damaging Refrigerant Gases on Their Way Out
(8th May 2010, ENS)


China says new global climate deal still far away
(8th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash cloud hits transatlantic flights
(8th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


White House says time right for climate bill
(7th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Brazil launches major push for sustainable palm oil in the Amazon
(7th May 2010, Mongabay)


Secret Copenhagen recording reveals resistance from China and India
(7th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


General Election 2010: first Green MP hails victory for 'the politics of hope'
(7th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Fresh floods hit northern Afghanistan
(7th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


North America seeks agreement on tough greenhouse gas
(6th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate bill unveiling possible next week
(6th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. NOAA says chance of La Nina hitting in 2010
(6th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Deadly tornado and storms hit south-western China
(6th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Seven Yemenis die in heavy rains
(6th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


South African tourism minister favourite to replace Yvo de Boer
(6th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Could CO2 be the green fuel powering tomorrow's cars?
(6th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


The chance discovery that averted ecological disaster
(6th May 2010, The Independent (UK))


British summertime arriving early
(6th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change deniers accused of McCarthyism
(6th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Ozone hole discoverer's warning
(6th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Australian Government Gives Up on Climate Emissions Cap and Trade
(5th May 2010, ENS)


How Cold Can It Go?
(5th May 2010, ENN)


Activists lock themselves in Cargill headquarters as new report alleges illegal deforestation
(5th May 2010, Mongabay)


Cannes struggles to prepare for festival as unseasonal wind and waves batter coast
(5th May 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Botswana battles Okavango flood as villagers evacuate
(5th May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Westpac targets NZ foresters in carbon trade
(4th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Some 500 EU cities pledge to cut CO2 emissions
(4th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Flooding causes power outages in Nashville
(4th May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Volcano ash cloud closes airspace in Ireland and Scotland
(4th May 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Flooding hits Tennessee, nearby states
(3rd May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Former Princeton head to review U.N. climate panel
(3rd May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Kyoto risks collapse; U.N. urges government action
(3rd May 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Logging in Tongass rainforest would imperil rare species
(3rd May 2010, Mongabay)


Nashville submerged after deadly storms
(3rd May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Uganda's highest ice cap splits on Mt Margherita
(3rd May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Lawsuits Take Aim at America's First Offshore Wind Farm
(2nd May 2010, ENS)


Second Brazil rancher jailed over US nun's murder
(1st May 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


World must move on from Copenhagen summit, says EU's climate chief
(30th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Winter-like storm howls through Alberta
(30th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Locals plea for Tongass rainforest to spared from Native-owned logging corporation
(29th April 2010, Mongabay)


Eco products mislead customers, Which? say
(29th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


World's 2010 nature target 'will not be met'
(29th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EPA: U.S. Climate Is Warming, Seas Rising, Glaciers Melting
(28th April 2010, ENS)


EPA Confirms Climate IS Changing
(28th April 2010, ENN)


Heavy snow hits New England
(28th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Large-scale soy farming in Brazil pushes ranchers into the Amazon rainforest
(28th April 2010, Mongabay)


Sea ice loss driving Arctic warming cycle, scientists confirm
(28th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Green groups divided over US climate bill stand off
(28th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Melting sea ice would cause sea levels to rise by 'hair's breadth'
(28th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


US government approves first offshore wind farm
(28th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Madagascar passes decree banning rainforest timber trade
(27th April 2010, Mongabay)


Soil Production of C02 May Decline As World Warms
(27th April 2010, ENN)


Senator Kerry says EPA to start climate bill analysis
(27th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate change not slowing: German weather service
(27th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


150,000 turn out for climate rally in Washington DC
(27th April 2010, Mongabay)


Australia shelves key emissions trading scheme
(27th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Is climate change South Asia's deadliest threat?
(27th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Ecuadoran President Confirms Deal to Leave Oil Under Yasuni Park
(26th April 2010, ENS)


Climate debate gets ugly as world moves to curb CO2
(26th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Campaigners urge transparency on climate aid
(26th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


New study: United States has higher percentage of forest loss than even Brazil
(26th April 2010, Mongabay)


Torrential rain pounds New Zealand's South Island
(26th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Army tackles wildcat gold mines in Venezuela jungle
(25th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Senators postpone climate bill unveiling
(25th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Developing nations want 2011 climate pact deadline
(25th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


David Attenborough warns of ecological disaster
(25th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Scientists uncover deep ocean current near Antarctica
(25th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Some lava, less ash from Iceland volcano
(25th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Mississippi tornado leaves 10 dead amid destruction
(25th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Britain reaches milestone for renewable energy
(24th April 2010, The Independent (UK))


Scientists investigate Ecuador's receding glaciers
(24th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate bill gives polluter and nuclear breaks
(23rd April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Like Sept.11, volcano plane ban may hold climate clue
(23rd April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Grassroots summit calls for international climate court
(23rd April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Green Auction to mark 40th anniversary of Earth Day
(22nd April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Ocean chemistry changing at 'unprecedented rate'
(22nd April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Senators struggling over climate compromise
(22nd April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Iceland volcano tremors stay strong, ash plume low
(22nd April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Half a trillion spent on fossil fuel subsidies mostly "a complete waste of money"
(22nd April 2010, Mongabay)


Empty skies proved that airports cause pollution, say researchers
(22nd April 2010, The Independent (UK))


Biofuels cause four times more carbon emissions
(22nd April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Dust storm sweeps northern India
(22nd April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Big business support for climate bill elusive
(21st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU to lend 2 billion euros for climate work
(21st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


States fear devil in details of U.S. climate bill
(21st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Military leads fight against climate change: Pew
(21st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Industrialized nations' CO2 falls 2.2 pct in 2008
(21st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Green groups point to ash cloud silver lining
(21st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Oil company to cut 454 kilometers of seismic lines in uncontacted tribe territory
(21st April 2010, Mongabay)


Obama's green agenda under attack from group linked to chemical industry
(21st April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Evo Morales' message to grassroots climate talks – planet or death
(21st April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Belo Monte dam approval provokes 'bloodshed' threats from Amazon Indians
(21st April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


'Paltry' Copenhagen carbon pledges point to 3C world
(21st April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Bolivian President Blames Capitalism for Global Warming
(20th April 2010, ENS)


Brazil awards rights to develop Belo Monte dam
(20th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Iceland volcano ash cloud lower, but winds high
(20th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Major economies focus on finance at climate meeting
(20th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Judge again halts Belo Monte dam auction in Brazil
(20th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Chaos persists as Europe flights resume
(20th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash cloud hits North American coast
(19th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. unveils climate report in runup to Senate bill
(19th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Iceland volcano sends new tremors, lower ash cloud
(19th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Iceland volcano causes fall in carbon emissions as eruption grounds aircraft
(19th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Scientists develop sensor to predict freak weather, from flash flooding to landslides
(19th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Ross Kemp: Reluctant eco-warrior
(19th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Scientists call for research on climate link to geological hazards
(19th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Global warming may trigger more volcanoes
(19th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Northern UK airspace to reopen after volcanic ash chaos
(19th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Bolivia hosts talks on rights of Mother Earth
(19th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash relentless as new tremors rock Iceland
(18th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Is deforestation rising or falling in the Amazon?
(18th April 2010, Mongabay)


Paper company loses green certification after rainforest destruction in Indonesia
(18th April 2010, Mongabay)


Skoll Foundation Awards $2.2 millon to avoided deforestation and the ecosystem services market
(18th April 2010, Mongabay)


Bolivia climate change talks to give poor a voice
(18th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Strong quake off Papua New Guinea but no tsunami alert
(18th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Icelandic volcano eases but eruptions continue
(17th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Judge overturns Amazon dam decision
(17th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Judge allows start of bids on controversial Brazil dam
(17th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash: Europe flights grounded for third day
(17th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash cloud forces more UK flight restrictions
(17th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Volcanic ash grounds flights across much of Europe
(16th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Ice cap thaw may awaken Icelandic volcanoes
(16th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. seeks climate ideas after Copenhagen fell short
(16th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Icelandic volcano still spewing huge ash plume
(16th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Rush for REDD could undermine local forest rights
(16th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Venezuela investigates deaths of Amazon Indians
(16th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Global Temperatures Last Month Broke Heat Records for March
(16th April 2010, ENS)


Volcanic ash flight restrictions lifted in parts of UK
(16th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Hundreds flee flood in Iceland volcano zone
(16th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Nestle shareholder meeting interrupted by Greenpeace orangutans
(15th April 2010, Mongabay)


New report alleges Sarawak government, police, and loggers 'act in collusion to harass and intimidate indigenous communities'
(15th April 2010, Mongabay)


Senate climate bill to be unveiled April 26
(15th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Icelandic volcano eruption intensifies
(15th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Earth's missing heat could haunt us later: report
(15th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Iceland volcano: not yet a global cooling eruption
(15th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Indonesia to revise forest CO2 revenue rules: official
(15th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


South Asia monsoon seen normal: weather official
(15th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Global warming monitoring needs to find 'missing heat', say scientists
(15th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Amazon environmentalists win bid to stall dam project
(15th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


UK extends air restrictions after Icelandic eruption
(15th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Europe flights could be grounded for 48 hours by ash
(15th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Iceland's volcanic ash halts flights in northern Europe
(15th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Low solar activity link to cold UK winters
(14th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Scientists cleared of malpractice in UEA's hacked emails inquiry
(14th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


White House hints that it is gearing up for climate bill fight
(14th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Brazil Christ the Redeemer statue cut off by mudslides
(14th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


China earthquake kills hundreds in Qinghai
(14th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


At least 100 killed in India-Bangladesh storm
(14th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


$6B forest conservation plan lacking in transparency, indigenous participation, say activists
(13th April 2010, Mongabay)


Peruvian glacier split triggers deadly tsunami
(13th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Hollywood stars join politicians at Bolivia's 'cool' global warming summit
(13th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


New Royal Mail stamps 'highlight declining mammal populations'
(13th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Brazil man jailed for murdering nun Dorothy Stang
(13th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Amazon facing 'real-life Avatar' says James Cameron
(12th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


New U.N. battles loom over Copenhagen climate accord
(12th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Extra U.N. climate talks agreed after Copenhagen
(12th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Labour election manifesto: weak, not tough, on causes of climate change
(12th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Copenhagen destroyed by Danish draft leak, says India's environment minister
(12th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Confidential document reveals Obama's hardline US climate talk strategy
(12th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Labour's plans for the environment
(12th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Brazil man accused of nun murder in court for retrial
(12th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heat wave grips parts of northern India
(12th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Global climate deal impossible in 2010: U.N.
(11th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Senators prepare compromise climate change bill
(11th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Hope for survival as isolated orangutans joined by rope bridge
(11th April 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change talks yield small chance of global treaty
(11th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate aid threat to countries that refuse to back Copenhagen accord
(11th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN process in danger unless world agrees on climate change
(11th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


'Slim' prospects for climate deal this year
(11th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S., Denmark cut climate aid after summit: Bolivia
(10th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UN process under fire at climate change talks
(10th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Same Old Divisions Mar Restart of Climate Negotiations
(9th April 2010, ENS)


China, U.S. clash over 2010 U.N. climate talks
(9th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Eco-centre sets sights on carbon-free Britain
(9th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Certified sustainable palm oil sales reach record level
(9th April 2010, Mongabay)


US denies climate aid to countries opposing Copenhagen accord
(9th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate negotiators urged to meet monthly to reach binding deal
(9th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate talks reopen at Bonn summit
(9th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate change deal could take another year
(9th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change treaty 'more urgent than ever'
(9th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


'World needs a barometer of life'
(9th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.N. climate talks resume, scant chance of 2010 deal
(8th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Washington to host major economies meeting on climate
(8th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


French study says land use may cut biofuel benefits
(8th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


CryoSat-2 satellite launches on mission to monitor climate change in Arctic
(8th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Brazil farmers shown how to profit by conserving
(8th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Fresh Brazil landslide 'leaves 200 feared buried'
(8th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Forestry to have big role in U.S. carbon plan
(7th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Unilever backtracks: may purchase palm oil from Sinar Mas
(7th April 2010, Mongabay)


US Eastern forests suffer 'substantial' decline: 3.7 million hectares gone
(7th April 2010, Mongabay)


Glacier National Park loses two more glaciers
(7th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


U.S. forecaster sees increased 2010 hurricane threat
(7th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Peru tribes file IFC complaint over Maple pollution
(7th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Brazilian cattle giants move toward zero deforestation in the Amazon
(7th April 2010, Mongabay)


Arctic winter ice recovers slightly despite record year low, scientists say
(7th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Drought turns southern China into arid plain
(7th April 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Tsunami alert lifted after earthquake hits Indonesia
(7th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Swarms of venomous jellyfish move towards British waters
(7th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Plants flower five days earlier for every degree of global warming
(7th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Forest carbon incentive rules need time, definition
(6th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Chaos and the Accord: Climate Change, Tropical Forests and REDD+ after Copenhagen
(6th April 2010, Mongabay)


Flooding in Rio de Janeiro state kills 79
(6th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Earthquake rocks western Mexico
(5th April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Mexicali 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Felt by 20 Million
(4th April 2010, ENS)


Film Director James Cameron’s Next Film on the Amazon
(4th April 2010, Mongabay)


Arctic thaw frees overlooked greenhouse gas: study
(4th April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


New timber ban failing to stop illegal logging in Madagascar
(4th April 2010, Mongabay)


Arctic ice increased during freezing winter
(4th April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Peru village mudslide 'kills 20'
(3rd April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Active 2010 Atlantic Hurricane Season Likely, Gulf Coasts Vulnerable
(1st April 2010, ENS)


Records broken across Canada due to lack of March snow
(1st April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S., Canada crack down on vehicle emissions
(1st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Canada will not go solo cutting industry emissions
(1st April 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


James Cameron, in real life, fights to save indigenous groups from massive dam construction in Brazil
(1st April 2010, Mongabay)


Malaysian palm oil grower loses case over damages to rainforest community
(1st April 2010, Mongabay)


Court Voids Malaysian Palm Oil Giant's Leases on Native Lands
(1st April 2010, ENS)


Depopulation may be harming the Amazon rainforest
(1st April 2010, ENN)


Plan to chop down forests in England
(1st April 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


UK sets up Chagos Islands marine reserve
(1st April 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


US gun, guitar, and furniture-manufactures must declare basic information about wood sources
(31st March 2010, Mongabay)


Copenhagen Accord climate pledges too weak: U.N.
(31st March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Britain brandishes olive branch to restart global climate change talks
(31st March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


China spends big to counter severe weather caused by climate change
(31st March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate researchers 'secrecy' criticised – but MPs say science remains intact
(31st March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Gordon Brown calls for global climate fund
(31st March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate science must be more open, say MPs
(31st March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow leaves homes without power
(31st March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snowy road Snow caused hazardous conditions for motorists
(31st March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indonesia to establish rainforest trust fund
(30th March 2010, Mongabay)


University of East Anglia refused to share information on global warming
(30th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


EPA: No greenhouse gas regulations before 2011
(30th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


El Nino to influence climate patterns to midyear: WMO
(30th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Coal fuels much of Internet 'cloud', says Greenpeace
(30th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


US oil company donated millions to climate sceptic groups, says Greenpeace
(30th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


James Lovelock: 'humans too stupid to stop climate change', says maverick scientist
(30th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Gulf Stream is not slowing down, scientists claim
(30th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change is the new health and safety
(30th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Siemens picks Britain for new wind turbine plant
(29th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Population density corresponds with forest loss in the Congo Basin
(29th March 2010, Mongabay)


Finding forest for the endangered golden-headed lion tamarin
(29th March 2010, Mongabay)


Mapping the landscape of NGOs working to protect forests
(29th March 2010, Mongabay)


Gulf Stream 'is not slowing down'
(29th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Last chance to save Bangladeshi forest: 90 percent of the Sal ecosystem is gone
(28th March 2010, Mongabay)


Peru hails Western carbon offsetting programmes
(28th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


UK low carbon uptake 'too slow', Commons report warns
(28th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Big Ben in darkness as 4,000 cities switch off for Earth Hour
(27th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Muslims pray for rain in drought-hit Guyana
(27th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Tuvalu to Taiwan; nations switch off for Earth Hour
(27th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate change chief, Rajendra Pachauri, pledges neutrality
(27th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Russian appeal of 'weather control'
(26th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Spanish oil company develops own rules for contacting uncontacted Amazon tribes
(26th March 2010, Mongabay)


Rajendra Pachauri: Climate scientists face 'new form of persecution'
(26th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Earth Hour - climate change campaigners urge global switch-off
(26th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Heathrow Airport third runway plans are 'untenable', says judge
(26th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Government accused over taking credit after greenhouse gases fall during recession
(26th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


China steams ahead on clean energy
(26th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heatwave conditions continue across northern India
(26th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


FedEx Funds Conservation International to Reforest Panda Habitat
(25th March 2010, ENS)


Trade beats conservation at U.N. wildlife talks
(25th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Nestle's palm oil debacle highlights current limitations of certification scheme
(25th March 2010, Mongabay)


Global deforestation slows
(25th March 2010, Mongabay)


California: climate change law won't hurt economy
(25th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Greens fear Indonesia forest loss for food estate
(25th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Madagascar bans rainforest timber exports following global outcry
(25th March 2010, Mongabay)


UK greenhouse gas emissions drop by 8.6%
(25th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UK must help homes adapt to climate change, MPs say
(25th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate change puts Australian reef on 'knife edge'
(25th March 2010, The Independent (UK))


Forest loss slows, as China plants and Brazil preserves
(25th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Severe drought hits south-west China
(25th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


More needed in climate change fight, MPs say
(25th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


London Activates 10 Low Carbon Zones
(24th March 2010, ENS)


Global deforestation slowed over last decade: U.N.
(24th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Forests expert officially complains about 'distorted' Sunday Times article
(24th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Green investment bank boosts wind power
(24th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Heathrow third runway has fewer benefits than we thought, admits Government
(24th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Bath and Bristol universities aim for car fuel from CO2
(24th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Disputed Bay of Bengal island 'vanishes' say scientists
(24th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


French government backs down on carbon tax plan
(23rd March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Europe's largest windfarm shut after turbine blade snaps
(23rd March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Freak storm cuts power in Perth, Australia
(23rd March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Nestle fiasco continues: Indonesian oil palm planters threaten boycott too
(22nd March 2010, Mongabay)


Active Icelandic volcano may cause bigger eruption
(22nd March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Wind contributing to Arctic sea ice loss, study finds
(22nd March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


'Climategate' inquiry led by oil boss
(22nd March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Fargo dikes hold as Red River nears crest
(21st March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Wind farms produce 'fifth of expected electricity'
(21st March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Next Parliament 'last chance' to stop climate change
(21st March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Volcano erupts near Eyjafjallajoekull in south Iceland
(21st March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


A new world?: Social media protest against Nestle may have longstanding ramifications
(20th March 2010, Mongabay)


Cyclone Ului hits Australia
(20th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


China sandstorm leaves Beijing shrouded in orange dust
(20th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indonesia to review forest carbon laws: official
(19th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


States sue EPA to stop greenhouse gas rules
(19th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Senate climate bill to give free permits: sources
(19th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China says drought now affecting 50 million people
(19th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Scientists: new study does not disprove climate change threat to Amazon
(19th March 2010, Mongabay)


Nissan turns over a new Leaf with a zero-emission family hatchback
(19th March 2010, The Independent (UK))


Tax relief suggested for forests
(19th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Kilgallioch Forest 132-turbine wind farm plan submitted
(19th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EU understates emissions from oil: biodiesel lobby
(18th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Weyerhaeuser joins push for U.S. climate bill
(18th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


South Korea green growth to hurt environment: report
(18th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Deal nearing on Senate climate bill: lawmaker
(18th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Canadian government 'hiding truth about climate change', report claims
(18th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Damage to peat bogs driving climate change
(17th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Electric cars and 40 new nuclear power stations to meet climate change targets
(17th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Nestle says drops palm oil supplier after report
(17th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Carbon capture storage will 'generate 100,000 jobs and £6.5bn a year'
(17th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Government to continue climate change ads despite criticism from watchdog
(17th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate change 'exaggerated' in government adverts
(17th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Africans 'take blame for climate change'
(17th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Tropical cyclone Ului heads towards Australia
(17th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Severe Spring Floods Forecast for Upper Midwest, South and East
(16th March 2010, ENS)


Indonesia opens protected rainforests to mining and other developments
(16th March 2010, Mongabay)


Copenhagen climate summit undone by 'arrogance'
(16th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Sarkozy blames negligence for storm havoc
(16th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Two Cyclones, Tomas and Ului, slam the South Pacific
(16th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Fiji declares state of emergency as Cyclone Tomas hits
(16th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


North Dakota braces for floods
(16th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate 'fix' could poison sea life
(16th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


'Milestone' for wave energy plans
(16th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EU backs U.N. climate report despite skepticism
(15th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Amazon confusion: new research shows forest is resilient to drought, but is this the whole picture?
(15th March 2010, Mongabay)


CO2 at new highs despite economic slowdown
(15th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate report shows Australia getting warmer
(15th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Deep-sea volcanoes play key climate role: scientists
(15th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Environmental groups call on Delmas to cancel shipment of illegally logged wood from Madagascar
(15th March 2010, Mongabay)


Climate activists predict direct action campaign against Scotland's 'Kingsnorth'
(15th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


MPs accused of funding tar sands
(15th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Cyclone Tomas hits northern Fiji
(15th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Coal power station plan under way
(15th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Chinese PM rebuts criticism over Copenhagen role
(14th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Government rebuked over global warming nursery rhyme adverts
(14th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Thousands of tons of illegal timber in Madagascar readied for export
(13th March 2010, Mongabay)


UN climate change claims on rainforests were wrong, study suggests
(13th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change adverts draw mild rebuke from advertising watchdog
(13th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Fiji bracing for Cyclone Tomas
(13th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Japan aims its home fuel cells at Europe
(12th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Industries hoarding greenhouse gas emission permits
(11th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Japan weakens climate bill, pressured by industry
(11th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Sarkozy to press G20 on climate funding
(11th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Nearly half of Americans believe climate change threat is exaggerated
(11th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


'Biodegradable' plastic bags may not be as eco-friendly as thought
(11th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


New Chile quake as Pinera sworn in as president
(11th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow and rain storms batter Italy
(11th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Sun won't stop global warming if dims as in 1600s
(10th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Obama pushes climate change in White House meeting
(10th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China unsure on warming cause, to stick with CO2 cuts
(10th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


United Nations review of how world assesses risk of climate change
(10th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Two new sites for eco-towns
(10th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Perth heat wave eases over the weekend
(10th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S. 'cap and trade' rebranded 'pollution reduction'
(9th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Africa's First Big Forestry Project Registered Under Kyoto Protocol
(9th March 2010, ENS)


New South Wales rains raise hopes of end to drought
(9th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Obama to push climate change in White House meeting
(9th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China and India endorse Copenhagen climate deal
(9th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU climate chief wants Europe to 'lead by example'
(9th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU faces court challenge over biofuel reports
(9th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China and India join Copenhagen accord
(9th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


EPA chief slams attempted delays by lawmakers
(8th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Consumption habits cause rich countries to outsource emissions
(8th March 2010, Mongabay)


UK import emissions are the highest in Europe, figures show
(8th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


S.Africa, India, Indonesia seek top UN climate job
(8th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU to issue climate warning, target CO2 loopholes
(8th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


IMF proposes climate change fund
(8th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


World's nature 'becoming extinct at fastest rate on record', conservationists warn
(8th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Strong earthquake hits eastern Turkey
(8th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S. and Brazil sign deforestation agreement
(7th March 2010, Mongabay)


Rise in UK carbon emissions disputed by report
(7th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


EU tempers hopes of binding climate deal this year
(5th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Japan rift risks watering down climate bill
(5th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


New evidence for man-made global warming
(5th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Businesses failing to recycle
(5th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Met Office seasonal forecasts to be scrapped
(5th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate change human link evidence 'stronger'
(5th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EU considers general carbon tax
(5th March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Congress Proposes to Suspend EPA's Greenhouse Gas Regulatory Power
(4th March 2010, ENS)


EU climate funding threatened
(4th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


El Nino dissipating, but may linger through 2010
(4th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Sen. Rockefeller seeks EPA carbon rule delay
(4th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Methane bubbles in Arctic seas stir warming fears
(4th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU drafts reveal biofuel's 'environmental damage'
(4th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Glacier melting a key clue to tracking climate change
(4th March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Massive methane leak in Arctic could trigger abrupt warming
(4th March 2010, Mongabay)


Climate emails inquiry: Energy consultant linked to physics body's submission
(4th March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Supermarkets to sell spirits in plastic bottles and milk in bags
(4th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Hurricane Katrina victims to sue oil companies over global warming
(4th March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Australia pledges $30m to reduce deforestation in Sumatra
(3rd March 2010, Mongabay)


Fuel bills will pay for eco-upgrades
(3rd March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Hundreds feared dead after Uganda landslides
(3rd March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


W Australia has hottest and driest summer on record
(2nd March 2010, Mongabay)


Guyana forests worth more than gold
(2nd March 2010, MSN)


Senator Graham calls cap and trade plan dead
(2nd March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Britain plans soft loans for home efficiency
(2nd March 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Madagascar traders ready $50m shipment of illegally logged rainforest timber
(2nd March 2010, Mongabay)


California Limits SF6, World's Most Potent Greenhouse Gas
(2nd March 2010, ENS)


Supermarkets to offer 'green energy makeovers'
(2nd March 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


EU Public Asked How to Shield Forests From Climate Change
(1st March 2010, ENS)


Climate scientist admits sending 'awful emails' but denies perverting peer review
(1st March 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Gore takes aim at climate change skeptics
(1st March 2010, The Independent (UK))


Weak sea walls blamed for France storm disaster
(1st March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


France declares storms 'national disaster'
(1st March 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


China says moving to enforce greenhouse gas goals
(28th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Parts of UK on flood alert amid heavy rain
(28th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Rain triggers deadly floods in Haiti
(28th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Chilean quake toll jumps to 708
(28th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


At least 45 dead in western Europe storms
(28th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


EU needs new CO2 strategy for global talks: Poland
(27th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


List of the strongest and deadliest earthquakes
(27th February 2010, Mongabay)


Cancel phone books to tackle climate change say councils
(27th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Tsunami spreads through Pacific after Chile quake
(27th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Massive earthquake strikes Chile
(27th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Warnings as heavy rainfall causes flooding in UK
(27th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


House members seek to block EPA carbon limits
(26th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Tsunami alert as a quake strikes off Japan
(26th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.N. meeting moots WTO-style environment agency
(26th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Senator Kerry says compromise climate bill coming
(26th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Cargill sells palm oil business in Papua New Guinea
(26th February 2010, Mongabay)


French company prepares to ship illegally logged rainforest wood from Madagascar
(26th February 2010, Mongabay)


UN climate heads call for consensus and urge attempts to rebuild trust
(26th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


United Nations to commission independent scientific inquiry into IPCC
(26th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Giant iceberg could disrupt ocean currents
(26th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Land management in UK must change to cope with climate change
(26th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Whaling worsens carbon release, scientists warn
(26th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Vast Antarctic iceberg 'threatens marine life'
(26th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow leaves thousands of homes without power
(26th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


China has 'No intention' of capping emissions
(25th February 2010, ENN)


World warming unhindered by cold spells: scientists
(25th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Met Office to look again at global warming records
(25th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Environment Agency calls for flood protection products
(25th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Hundreds stuck in snow on A9 in Perthshire
(25th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S., China at odds over climate talks in 2010
(24th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


BBC documentary leads Unilever to blacklist Indonesian palm oil company
(24th February 2010, Mongabay)


Ofcom to investigate government climate change TV campaign
(24th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Scotland not doing enough to meet emissions target, ministers told
(24th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Reject sceptics' attempts to derail global climate deal, UN chief urges
(24th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Rajendra Pachauri to defend handling of IPCC after climate change science row
(24th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Biofuel power plant plan refused
(24th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Democrats launch desperate effort to resurrect climate bill in Congress
(23rd February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


U.N. says emissions vows not enough to avoid rise of 2 degrees C
(23rd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Hu says China committed to fighting climate change
(23rd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EPA to soften CO2 requirements on industry
(23rd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Conflicting signals out of Indonesia on whether palm oil plantations will be classified as forests
(23rd February 2010, Mongabay)


Sharp decline in public's belief in climate threat, British poll reveals
(23rd February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


World's coral reefs could disintegrate by 2100
(23rd February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Indonesia landslide 'kills five' in West Java village
(23rd February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate change melts Antarctic ice shelves: USGS
(22nd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Russian capital Moscow covered by record 63cm snowfall
(22nd February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Bonn to host extra U.N. climate talks, treaty unsure
(22nd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


REDD payments may not entice developers over palm oil
(22nd February 2010, Mongabay)


Illegal loggers hit community reforestation project in Indonesia, spurring questions about REDD
(22nd February 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change could be accelerated by 'methane time bomb'
(22nd February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Pictured: Harvard scientists' spectacular winning tiny molecular photograph
(22nd February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Orangutan survival and the shopping trolley
(22nd February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Indian Ocean clues to predicting El Nino: study
(21st February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate scientists withdraw journal claims of rising sea levels
(21st February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Attacks on climate change research are damaging the public's faith in science
(21st February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Top Scientists Affirm Consensus on Global Warming
(20th February 2010, ENS)


Floods kill at least 32 on resort island Madeira
(20th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate change pledges by rich countries represent little new money
(19th February 2010, Mongabay)


Time to clean up: UN study reveals environmental cost of world trade
(19th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Snow road warning for north Wales
(19th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Birmingham airport reopens after heavy snow
(19th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


World's top firms cause $2.2tn of environmental damage, report estimates
(18th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Yvo de Boer quits climate change body
(18th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change department sends staff on hundreds of domestic flights
(18th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Yvo de Boer resigns as top UN climate official
(18th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Canada's permafrost retreats amid warming trend
(17th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Norway outlines ways to reach deep 2020 CO2 cuts
(17th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Under siege: oil and gas concessions cover 41 percent of the Peruvian Amazon
(16th February 2010, Mongabay)


Big firms drop support for US climate bill
(16th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Ecuador's Biodiverse Paradise Could Still Be Lost to Oil
(16th February 2010, ENS)


Stern says to stay in climate pact even without China
(16th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Norway plans the world's most powerful wind turbine
(16th February 2010, The Independent (UK))


Big business leaves big forest footprints
(16th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Tropical timber imports to the U.S. plunge
(15th February 2010, Mongabay)


Illegal logging rampant in Peru
(15th February 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change threatens fog and redwoods: study
(15th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Bangladesh PM seeks early climate fund disbursement
(15th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Hacked climate emails: Phil Jones admits loss of weather data was 'not acceptable'
(15th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Scientists dispute climate sceptic's claim that US weather data is useless
(15th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Bangladesh rejects £60m of climate aid from UK
(15th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UK firms flout CO2 ratings for buildings
(15th February 2010, The Independent (UK))


UN global warming data skewed by heat from planes and buildings
(15th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Pollution creating acid oceans
(15th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


BA agrees deal for UK jet biofuel plant
(15th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Head of UN calls for 'a wake-up call' on saving biodiversity in New York
(14th February 2010, Mongabay)


Climate scientist says Himalayan glacier report is 'robust and rigorous'
(14th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


U.N. climate panel admits Dutch sea level flaw
(13th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UK, Ethiopia to head climate funding effort
(12th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


British university orders climate science review
(12th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


New study links drilling to Indonesia mud volcano
(12th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate sceptics denounced by Brown as he launches climate change group
(12th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Carbon targets pledged at Copenhagen 'fail to keep temperature rise to 2C'
(12th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climate change affecting Kenya's coffee output
(11th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Hacked climate emails inquiry will not 'audit scientific conclusions'
(11th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


China's fears of rich nation 'climate conspiracy' at Copenhagen revealed
(11th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


US east coast digs out after snow
(11th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


El Niño plays havoc with the North American winter
(11th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow in Kent causes danger on roads and school closures
(11th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Industrialised nations' carbon cut plans 'are pathetic'
(10th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S. climate envoy says China tepid on climate deal
(10th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Companies disclose deforestation risk in their supply chains
(10th February 2010, Mongabay)


A proposal to end Madagascar's logging crisis
(10th February 2010, Mongabay)


Desertification threatens 38 percent of the world
(10th February 2010, Mongabay)


Haiti quake death toll rises to 230,000
(10th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Mudslide evacuees return home in California
(10th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Blizzards add to snow chaos in north-eastern US
(10th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Canada creates massive new park in the boreal
(9th February 2010, Mongabay)


Food chains 'disrupted by earlier arrival of spring'
(9th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Senior Chinese climatologist calls for reform of IPCC
(9th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


'Eco show homes' not green enough
(9th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Spring is coming 11 days earlier on average
(9th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change will make world more 'fragrant'
(9th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Governments Confirm Climate Accord Pledges, No New Commitments
(8th February 2010, ENS)


Amazon rainforest will bear cost of biofuel policies in Brazil
(8th February 2010, Mongabay)


Asia's biggest logging company accused of bribery, violence in Papua New Guinea
(8th February 2010, Mongabay)


Climate scientists hit out at 'sloppy' melting glaciers error
(8th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


India boosts climate data contribution to IPCC
(8th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


More snow expected in Mid-Atlantic US
(8th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Google Earth boosts deforestation monitoring capabilities
(7th February 2010, Mongabay)


Public loses faith in climate change science after leaked emails scandal
(7th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Forest conservation via REDD may be ineffective without addressing commodity consumption, trade
(7th February 2010, Mongabay)


Strong quake strikes off Japanese Ryukyu islands
(7th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


US snowstorm causes power cuts in Washington DC region
(7th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Brazil man accused of nun murder 'back in jail'
(7th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


New errors in IPCC climate change report
(6th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Snowstorm paralyses Washington DC and eastern US
(6th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Certified palm oil sales accelerate
(5th February 2010, Mongabay)


Arctic melt to cost up to $24 trillion by 2050: report
(5th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Arctic climate changing faster than expected
(5th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Loss of species hits economy; new U.N. goals needed
(5th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Tibet temperature 'highest since records began' say Chinese climatologists
(5th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Head of IPCC insists science behind climate change remains valid
(5th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Met Office to look at more information in forecasts after 'barbecue summer'
(5th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


India backs embattled climate chief Pachauri
(5th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate scepticism 'on the rise', BBC poll shows
(5th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Website encourages crowds to keep an Eye on Earth
(5th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


French Polynesia islands battered by Cyclone Oli
(5th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Scant Arctic ice could mean summer 'double whammy'
(4th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU: rainforests can be converted to palm oil plantations for biofuel production
(4th February 2010, Mongabay)


Companies feel threatened by climate fight: U.N. chief
(4th February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


The Amazongate fiasco
(4th February 2010, Mongabay)


Environmental groups split over calls for IPCC boss to resign
(4th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


'Hockey stick' graph creator Michael Mann cleared of academic misconduct
(4th February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Greenpeace director tells IPCC boss Rajendra Pachauri to stand down over glacier claim
(4th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Lord Smith warns climate change argument has been undermined by 'climategate'
(4th February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Why was it cold in the UK, but not across the world?
(4th February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Rainforest expert agrees with IPCC: warns of 'tipping point' for Amazon
(3rd February 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change researchers must be more open, says chief scientist
(3rd February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Spain sees emissions to 2012 breaching Kyoto limit
(3rd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


NASA: Arctic melt season lengthening
(3rd February 2010, Mongabay)


Britain facing food crisis as world's soil 'vanishes in 60 years'
(3rd February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climategate: global warming data 'rock solid', says University of East Anglia
(2nd February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Government misses climate change target
(2nd February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Poor give muted backing to Copenhagen climate deal
(2nd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UK to struggle to meet green energy targets
(2nd February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Environmentalists and indigenous groups decry approval of massive dam in Amazon
(2nd February 2010, Mongabay)


No apology from IPCC chief Rajendra Pachauri for glacier fallacy
(2nd February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Copenhagen pledges fall short of 2C target, says UN climate chief
(2nd February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Solar panels and other renewables will be installed on one in ten homes
(2nd February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Brazil grants environmental licence for Belo Monte dam
(2nd February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


NI temperatures hit record lows
(2nd February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Scotland records coldest winter
(2nd February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Climate change targets 'disappointing'
(1st February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Trees 'grow faster due to global warming'
(1st February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Huge hydroelectric dam approved in Brazil's Amazon
(1st February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China's Wen seeks binding climate deal in Mexico
(1st February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


55 countries send UN their carbon-curbing plans
(1st February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


David King admits to speculation over source of climate science emails
(1st February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UK has to move beyond carbon cuts to stay competitive
(1st February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Canada dilutes target for greenhouse emissions cut
(1st February 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Chances of Copenhagen climate talks 'rematch' unlikely, say experts
(1st February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Global deal on climate change in 2010 'all but impossible'
(1st February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Rajendra Pachauri fails to get British support over 'unsubstantiated' climate report claims
(1st February 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Climategate emails 'stolen by foreign spies'
(1st February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Battery recycling scheme could rise prices
(1st February 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Green energy 'feed-in tariff' plan gets muted welcome
(1st February 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Copenhagen climate deal gets low-key endorsement
(31st January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


India reiterates carbon goals for climate accord
(31st January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UK to fund efforts to shift towards greener palm oil production
(31st January 2010, Mongabay)


Farmers drive deforestation in Rondonia, in the Brazilian Amazon
(31st January 2010, Mongabay)


Pentagon to rank global warming as destabilising force
(31st January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Ed Miliband declares war on climate change sceptics
(31st January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Chinese houses collapse as quake rocks Sichuan
(31st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Peru death toll rises to 20 after floods in south
(31st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


States renew vows to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
(31st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Ed Miliband defends climate change science
(31st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


IMF Chief Proposes $100 Billion Annual Fund to Tackle Climate Change
(30th January 2010, ENS)


Stern report was changed after being published
(30th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


UN climate change panel based claims on student dissertation and magazine article
(30th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Snow causes motorists disruption in North East
(30th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow causes German traffic chaos with three deaths
(30th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


UK pledges £50m to tackle Indonesia deforestation
(29th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


World may not do climate deal this year
(29th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


US pledges to cut federal government emissions by 28% by 2020
(29th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Cost of UK flood protection doubles to £1bn a year
(29th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Indian glaciologist criticised by IPCC chief joins calls for resignation
(29th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Obama sees the positives as US gives formal notice on greenhouse gases
(29th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Water vapour is a major cause of global warming and cooling find scientists
(29th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Russian police raid Lake Baikal ecology group
(29th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Floods prompt Bolivia emergency
(29th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


El Nino to boost 2010 U.S. crops: report
(28th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Heathrow expansion plans 'not fit for purpose'
(28th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate change research sound, chief UK scientist says
(28th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Satellites being used to track illegal logging, rosewood trafficking in Madagascar
(28th January 2010, Mongabay)


U.S. senators look at options on climate bill
(28th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Oslo reiterates pledge of at least 30 pct CO2 cut
(28th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Australia 'faces worse bushfires without CO2 deal'
(28th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Davos: Funding switch threatens aid to developing world, campaigner warns
(28th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Barack Obama commits to climate change bill
(28th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Simulated volcanic eruptions to block sun
(28th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Climate e-mails row university 'breached data laws'
(28th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Machu Picchu rail link closure leaves hundreds stranded
(28th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Methane's Key Role in Global Warming
(27th January 2010, ENN)


Climate change options for Congress in 2010
(27th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Eastern Syria grapples with drought, poverty
(27th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Global warming to trigger more warming
(27th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU agrees to make lowest climate offer to U.N
(27th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Coup leaders sell out Madagascar's forests, people
(27th January 2010, Mongabay)


Iceland leads world on environmental issues, but China, US, and Canada plummet
(27th January 2010, Mongabay)


Scientists call for research on geoengineering scheme to block sunlight
(27th January 2010, Mongabay)


Real-life Avatar: court blocks destruction of indigenous community in Borneo
(27th January 2010, Mongabay)


UK's top scientist urges care in presenting results of climate change
(27th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Manchester United star Gary Neville lodges plans for £8m 'teletubby' eco-mansion
(27th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Gordon Brown could create Britain's own Great Barrier Reef
(27th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Cash incentives needed for green energy in homes
(27th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Temperature and CO2 feedback loop 'weaker than thought'
(27th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


The warmest decade on record
(26th January 2010, Mongabay)


Failure of Copenhagen may spur dodgy REDD deals, says report
(26th January 2010, Mongabay)


Climate Change Linked to Bigger Waves off Pacific Northwest
(26th January 2010, ENS)


IPCC denies newspaper claim that it overstated costs of natural disasters
(26th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Japan sticks to 25 percent carbon cut target
(26th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UN climate chief's research institute won grants after flawed predictions on glaciers
(26th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


IPCC deputy says scientists are 'only human'
(26th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


UN report on climate change and natural disasters was 'balanced'
(26th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Europe cold weather kills dozens
(26th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Extreme weather kills Mongolia livestock
(26th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Peru begins airlift of stranded Machu Picchu tourists
(26th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Forestry sector needs transparency to reduce risks of REDD
(25th January 2010, Mongabay)


Benn to call on world leaders to adopt biodiversity pricing
(25th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


I will not go, says climate chief
(25th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Copenhagen climate accord faces $30 billion aid test
(25th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Governments, business seen too slow to save climate: poll
(25th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate fund 'recycled' from existing aid budget, UK government admits
(25th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Fears Barack Obama will omit climate change from State of Union speech
(25th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


World's glaciers continue to melt at historic rates
(25th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Kashmir Plans Logging Crackdown to Slow Deforestation
(25th January 2010, ENS)


Economic growth 'cannot continue'
(25th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Little more than 10,000 hectares of rainforest remain on Java
(24th January 2010, Mongabay)


NASA: 2009 second warmest year on record
(24th January 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change: Chinese adviser calls for open mind on causes
(24th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN climate science panel incorrectly linked global warming to rise in natural disasters
(24th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Rich nations urged to provide $10bn in climate funds
(24th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Haiti capital earthquake death toll 'tops 150,000'
(24th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.N. climate chief rejects resigning over glacier gaffe
(23rd January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Wind farm subsidies top £1 billion a year
(23rd January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Los Angeles faces flood warning amid heavy storms
(22nd January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Nations stick to CO2 goals before January deadline
(22nd January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China-led group may discuss climate fund for poor
(22nd January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


EU to stick with lower climate offer to U.N
(22nd January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


No-frills airlines 'better for environment’
(22nd January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Past decade warmest on record, say Nasa scientists
(22nd January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Copenhagen 'fails forest people'
(22nd January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Governments 'must tackle' roots of nature crisis
(22nd January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Flood and mudslide risk for storm-battered California
(21st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Dense fog causes travel chaos in Delhi
(21st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Dispelling myths about the US Lacey Act
(21st January 2010, Mongabay)


Alaskan senator seeks to block EPA's power to regulate greenhouse gases
(21st January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Sarawak Court Orders Oil Palm Company to Return Native Land
(21st January 2010, ENS)


U.S. vote dims hopes for stronger world climate pact
(21st January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Indigenous in Borneo win 'landmark' court ruling over land rights
(21st January 2010, Mongabay)


Asian ozone raising levels of smog in western United States, study shows
(21st January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Murkowski to call on Congress to block federal greenhouse gas regulation
(21st January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN climate deadline turns out to be 'flexible'
(21st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Dim Sun 'unlikely' chill factor
(20th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


World's glaciers melting at accelerated pace, leading scientists say
(20th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


U.N. insists to guide climate talks, despite setback
(20th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Merkel says binding global climate targets essential
(20th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Rich need to show poor CO2 deal won't hit economy
(20th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Fate of US climate change bill in doubt after Scott Brown's Senate win
(20th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN drops deadline for countries to state climate change targets
(20th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN climate change talks may not reach a conclusion this year
(20th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


UN climate panel admits 'mistake' over Himalayan glacier melting
(20th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Emissions targets set for delay
(20th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Floods in the Gaza Strip force hundreds to flee
(19th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Thirst for Oil Imperils South America's Most Biodiverse Wilderness
(19th January 2010, ENS)


U.S. Senate not seen passing climate bill in 2010
(19th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Cheerios maker linked to rainforest destruction
(19th January 2010, Mongabay)


Scientists: park in Ecuador likely contains world’s highest biodiversity, but threatened by oil
(19th January 2010, Mongabay)


Indonesian government report recommends moratorium on peatlands conversion
(19th January 2010, Mongabay)


Obama faces emissions U-turn with new Congress challenge
(19th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN climate scientists review Himalayan glaciers claim
(19th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN climate body admits 'mistake' on Himalayan glaciers
(19th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


England floods in 2007 'cost the economy £3.2bn'
(18th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


UK meeting aims for new global biodiversity deal
(18th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Flash floods in Egypt and Israel kill seven
(18th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Rare summer snowfall for parts of southeast Australia
(18th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Flood warnings issued after heavy rain and snow thaws
(17th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Chief constable accused of undermining power station protest
(17th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UN report on glaciers melting is based on 'speculation'
(17th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


EU unlikely to extend emissions cuts: ministers
(16th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Orangutans vs palm oil in Malaysia: setting the record straight
(16th January 2010, Mongabay)


Snow thaw and rain bring floods in west and south Wales
(16th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Met Office's debate over longer-term forecasts
(16th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Company seeks to log forest reserve for palm oil in Uganda
(15th January 2010, Mongabay)


U.S. climate envoy urges nations pledge carbon cuts
(15th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Seeing the forest for the test-tube trees
(15th January 2010, Mongabay)


Congo basin rainforest countries
(15th January 2010, Mongabay)


British coastal cities threatened by rising sea 'must transform themselves'
(15th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Global warming 'speeds' up gas emissions
(14th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Ecuador to push Amazon oil proposal with 'dignity'
(14th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Forest CO2 market in the balance: report
(14th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


UK won't use recession to meet emission cut goals
(14th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


India becomes largest buyer of palm oil
(14th January 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change pushes massive Antarctic glacier past tipping point
(14th January 2010, Mongabay)


Forest carbon conservation projects top $100 million
(14th January 2010, Mongabay)


Next few weeks vital for Copenhagen accord, says US climate change envoy
(14th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Arctic permafrost leaking methane at record levels, figures show
(14th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Investors urge governments to take immediate action on climate change
(14th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Thaw begins in UK but gives rise to flood fears
(14th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Britain confident of climate deal in Mexico: report
(13th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


REDD must address corruption to save rainforests in Indonesia, says report
(13th January 2010, Mongabay)


Deadly Earthquake Leaves Haitian Capital in Ruins
(13th January 2010, ENS)


Europe mulls deeper emissions cuts, deadline looms
(13th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. envoy optimistic Senate will pass climate bill
(13th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


U.S. farm group: Stop EPA on greenhouse gases
(13th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


China, India, Brazil and South Africa prepare for post-Copenhagen meeting
(13th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Solar shield on agenda at climate summit
(13th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Human civilisation 'will collapse' unless greed culture is stopped, report warns
(13th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Haiti earthquake: Thousands feared dead
(13th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Fresh snow across UK brings more disruption
(13th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Disruptive snowfall hits UK again
(13th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Haiti devastated by massive earthquake
(13th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Malaysia and China agree to $11 billion deal to build mines, dams in Borneo
(12th January 2010, Mongabay)


Climate change to make icy UK winters rarer
(12th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Ecuador ForMin, criticized for Amazon project, quits
(12th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Unusual Arctic warmth as north hemisphere shivers
(12th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Graft threatens Indonesia's carbon offset billions: report
(12th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Consumers should help pay the bill for 'greener' palm oil
(12th January 2010, Mongabay)


Climate scientists convene global geo-engineering summit
(12th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Basic countries to meet ahead of crucial Copenhagen accord deadline
(12th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Melbourne suffers hottest night as Australia swelters
(12th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


World Bank, European governments finance illegal timber exports from Madagascar
(11th January 2010, Mongabay)


Germany sticking to ambitious CO2 target: adviser
(11th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Sea icy off part of Antarctica despite fear of melt
(11th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Singapore pares emission cut plans after Copenhagen
(11th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Madagascar sanctions logging of national parks
(11th January 2010, Mongabay)


Canadians say climate change bigger threat than terrorism
(11th January 2010, Mongabay)


Uncontacted natives confirmed in Brazil
(11th January 2010, Mongabay)


Leading climate scientist challenges Mail on Sunday's use of his research
(11th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Pope Benedict XVI denounces failure of world leaders at Copenhagen summit
(11th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


UK emissions cuts 'meaningless' without global deal, warn MPs
(11th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Big freeze could signal global warming 'pause'
(11th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Human expansion leading to 'extinction crisis', UN warns
(11th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


The resurgence of El Niño means that 2010 could yet be the hottest year on record
(10th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


McDonald's seeks to cut cows' methane emissions
(10th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Germany suffers more snow misery
(10th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Battle to beat freeze and keep schools and roads open
(10th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


China says it achieved its goal in Copenhagen climate deal
(9th January 2010, The Independent (UK))


UK plans for most ambitious offshore wind project in the world will need 'supergrid'
(9th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Heavy snow brings travel chaos in Germany
(9th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


PM pledge on cold snap gas supply
(9th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Councils try to keep roads clear despite salt shortage
(9th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Canada to study biofuel's environmental impact
(8th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Plans for £100bn wind power programme called into question
(8th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


'Wildlife in crisis' in frozen UK
(8th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Cold snap shocks US 'sunshine state' of Florida
(8th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


New UK offshore wind farm licences are announced
(8th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


UK braced for fresh icy blasts as road gritting cut
(8th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Germany prepares to face blizzard
(8th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Bottom-dwelling sea animals play surprising role in carbon sequestration
(7th January 2010, Mongabay)


Facing cash crunch, will Madagascar's politicians sanction rainforest plunder?
(7th January 2010, Mongabay)


Indonesia to plant and restore vast area of forest to reach emissions target
(7th January 2010, Mongabay)


Copenhagen gatecrash protesters released after 20 days
(7th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Top British firms drag their feet to reduce carbon footprints
(7th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Energy: UK has enough gas for another 65 days
(7th January 2010, The Independent (UK))


Another two weeks of the big freeze still to come
(7th January 2010, The Independent (UK))


Airport chaos as icy weather grips northern Europe
(7th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Gas usage set to hit new record
(7th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


UK set for coldest night of winter with lows of -20C
(7th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Icy conditions hit the UK after days of heavy snow
(7th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Growing demand for soybeans threatens Amazon rainforest
(6th January 2010, ENN)


Floods in drought-hit Kenya spark aid appeal
(6th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Denmark releases four 'red carpet' climate activists
(6th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Energy use surges as cold shocks northern hemisphere
(6th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Arctic blast brings parts of UK to icy standstill
(6th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Cold snap spurs power rationing in China
(6th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Copenhagen activists to appear before judge for state dinner gatecrash
(6th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Global warming is happening, even if it doesn't feel like it
(6th January 2010, The Independent (UK))


Heavy snowfall sees Met Office put Britain on high alert
(6th January 2010, The Independent (UK))


Cold weather 'doesn't undermine global warming science'
(6th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Methane release 'looks stronger'
(6th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow brings disruption to parts of Europe
(6th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Severe weather continues to grip the UK and cause havoc
(6th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Schools closed and travellers hit as snow continues
(6th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Severe ice warning after snow storms hit England
(6th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Government forecaster to give earlier storm alerts
(5th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Another undersea quake strikes near Solomons
(5th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Australia baked under hottest decade on record
(5th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Chinese official links extreme snowstorm to global warming
(5th January 2010, Mongabay)


Speculation over change in role for Chinese climate negotiator
(5th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Britain must grow more sustainable food, says Benn
(5th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


'No conflict' between Big Freeze and climate change
(5th January 2010, The Independent (UK))


Copenhagen deal was 'disappointing', says Miliband
(5th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Food labels to show 'carbon footprint' under Government plans
(5th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Britain facing gas shortages as freezing weather continues
(5th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Sudden Oak Death threatens British trees
(5th January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Solomons quake and tsunami 'leave 1,000 homeless'
(5th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Benn unveils plan to boost UK food and 'grow your own'
(5th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Boiler scrappage scheme launched
(5th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow and ice leads to travel delays and school closures
(5th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heavy snow forecast for southern England
(5th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Schools and airports closed after heavy snow in England
(5th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heavy snowfall alert warning across Wales
(5th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


U.S. December weather coldest since 2000: Planalytics
(4th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Gordon Brown says climate change agreement possible
(4th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


North China struggles with icy cold snap
(4th January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Climate change scepticism will increase hardship for world's poor: IPCC chief
(4th January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


2010 Year of Biodiversity Tries to Rein in Runaway Extinctions
(4th January 2010, ENS)


Copenhagen climate deal 'satisfies' Saudi Arabia
(4th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Snow and ice cause further problems around UK
(4th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Coldest night since 1995 recorded
(4th January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Colombian volcano erupts, evacuation ordered
(3rd January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Bridge development in Kalimantan threatens rainforest, mangroves, and coral reef
(3rd January 2010, Mongabay)


Hundreds flee Australia flooding
(3rd January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heavy snow brings Beijing to a halt
(3rd January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Brazil death toll from floods, mudslides rises to 64
(2nd January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Sierra Leone cracks down on illegal logging by banning log exports
(2nd January 2010, Mongabay)


DR Congo volcano eruption threatens rare chimpanzees
(2nd January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Brazil mudslides, floods kill 44 after heavy rain
(1st January 2010, Reuters Link to News Story)


Green technology to be harnessed by top firms and academics to overhaul UK infrastructure
(1st January 2010, The Guardian (UK))


Pope Benedict XVI: we must all go green to save the planet
(1st January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Holland and Barrett becomes first major retailer to ban plastic bags
(1st January 2010, The Telegraph (UK))


Mudslide in Brazil resort kills at least 15 people
(1st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)


Heavy snow prompts travel warning in North East
(1st January 2010, BBC Link to News Story)