In South-east Asia, over 18% food is wasted. If we could halve the South and South=east Asian waste, we could feed an extra 234 million peo...

Extreme poverty – by current reckoning, living on less than $1.25 a day – is a continuing problem for far too many people today.

Worldwide, almost 3 bn people still don’t have access to modern energy, instead they use firewood, dung and crop waste for cooking and heat...

Scare stories have been an integral part of the global warming narrative for a long time. Back in 1997, Al Gore told us that global warming...

Freer trade will allow more people to escape poverty and secure sufficient food and clean water.

Most people believe that a few wind turbines can be attractive, but it is an entirely different matter when turbines are scattered across t...

The latest IPCC report is important because it illustrates real problems posed by global warming, without exaggerating them for sake of goo...

The Tshwane Declaration of India, South Africa and Brazil as part of the IBSA grouping's dialogue hinged the Indian climate change policy b...

Just a week ahead of the climate change summit in Cancun, there appears to be some resurgence of hope that the UN sponsored process will re...

Fund basic tech research to tackle climate challenge

Let's replace hyperbole with a little more realism.

Beijing won't do anything to hurt its economic growth that has improved living standards of its poor.

Global warming's victims have other urgent concerns.

One of the stranger spectacles of climate change debate was the sight of NASA climate scientist marching with actress Darryl Hannah in Wash...

Global warming should be tackled, but through research and development of low-carbon alternatives.

With worldwide recession advancing, strong action on global warming has been thrown into jeopardy.

The Copenhagen Consensus Center (CCC) is receiving research reports which will help it rank grave world problems.