The Kyoto Protocol may be declared dead at the conference on climate change in Bonn but its spirit must be kept alive. The agreement which commits its signatories to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Glaciers are receding. Oceans are rising. Alaska is thawing. As officials from nearly 180 nations start to gather Monday in Bonn, Germany, to confront the vexing problem of global warming, the issue
Natural gas-powered cars called Enviro 2000 are being introduced in Thailand by Petronas, Malaysia's state oil company. The cars are being introduced to promote the use of the ecofriendly fuel.
Is paradise drowning? That is what officials in the tropical resort nation of the Maldives are worried about.Whiel to some, climate change is still a question of science and politics, people in the
Adopting a new version of the 1997 climate treaty that the Bush administration rejected as harmful to the US economy would save the nation more than $50 billion annually in energy-related costs by
Japan will make a proposal at the climate talks in Bonn that may be a desperate attempt both to keep the Kyoto Protocol alive and to avoid proceeding without U.S. participation, Kyodo news agency
President Bush today promoted a number of studies and other measures intended to address the impact of greenhouse gases, including a $120 million NASA research project to examine more thoroughly the