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How Hurricane Sandy spurred Rhode Island climate action

How Hurricane Sandy spurred Rhode Island climate action

INTERVIEW: While debate rages across the US over President Obama’s carbon cuts, one small east-coast state has taken a lead

Obama cranks up pressure on critics with latest climate play

Obama cranks up pressure on critics with latest climate play

ANALYSIS: White House unleashes Obama, Kerry and Podesta in new bid to win public support for carbon cuts

Podesta heads to Pacific climate meet, NZ and Aus PMs decline

Podesta heads to Pacific climate meet, NZ and Aus PMs decline

NEWS: Advisor to President Obama to attend Pacific Islands Forum, alongside EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton

Washington State outlines plans for carbon trading

Washington State outlines plans for carbon trading

NEWS: Governor Jay Inslee prepares second attempt at developing cap and trade scheme in north west state

Mexico and California sign climate and clean energy pact

Mexico and California sign climate and clean energy pact

NEWS: Joint working agreement between Mexico and California covers carbon pricing, renewable energy and deforestation

Kerry: Climate change is damaging India's prosperity

Kerry: Climate change is damaging India’s prosperity

NEWS: US secretary of state urges greater US-India cooperation on clean energy ahead of Delhi summit

Why are indigenous people sidelined at UN climate talks?

Why are indigenous people sidelined at UN climate talks?

COMMENT: Indigenous people have the solutions to climate change. They should be allowed to speak out at the UN climate talks

UK MPs say IPCC climate change report's findings must be accepted

UK MPs say IPCC climate change report’s findings must be accepted

THE GUARDIAN: Energy and climate change committee says UN climate science panel processes have improved since last major report

Sahel food shortage as studies show climate risk to crops

Sahel food shortage as studies show climate risk to crops

NEWS: UN plea for food aid to the Sahel as scientific studies flag up climate change threat to food production

World's religions unite for New York climate summit

World’s religions unite for New York climate summit

NEWS: Leaders from Christian, Muslim, Buddhist and other communities to gather ahead of Ban Ki-moon climate summit

Rising temperatures hit India's wheat crop

Rising temperatures hit India’s wheat crop

NEWS: Farming adaptation on agenda as higher average temperatures cause crop yield fall on the Indo-Gangetic plain

Is Antarctica's ice cover really increasing?

Is Antarctica’s ice cover really increasing?

NEWS: Scientists believe they may have found explanations for two inconsistencies in their understanding of global warming

Five ways climate change harms indigenous people

Five ways climate change harms indigenous people

From the Arctic ice to the Amazonian rainforest, climate change is threatening the homes and traditions of indigenous people

Brazil's indigenous tribes: The low cost solution to climate change?

Brazil’s indigenous tribes: The low cost solution to climate change?

NEWS: Traditional communities living in harmony with nature need greater support from governments, says report

Green Climate Fund wants developing country cash

Green Climate Fund wants developing country cash

NEWS: Pressure on UN-backed body increases as it searches for initial capitalization of $15 billion

RTCC's climate thermometer: who's hot, and who's not?

RTCC’s climate thermometer: who’s hot, and who’s not?

BLOG: Who has shown some cool, green leadership this month… And who is heating up the planet?

Ed Miliband: climate change needs more than photo-ops

Ed Miliband: climate change needs more than photo-ops

NEWS: Hugging huskies will not solve ‘ultimate challenge’ of climate change, UK Labour leader says in plea for end to photo-op politics

California drought threatens groundwater supplies - study

California drought threatens groundwater supplies – study

NEWS: NASA satellite data reveals record water level drop in the Colorado River Basin, as drought is linked to climate change

North Sea seals signal approval for offshore wind farms

North Sea seals signal approval for offshore wind farms

NEWS: Grey and harbour seals appear to enjoy wind farms, foraging at individual turbines

Climate data from 2013 shows clear signs of warming

Climate data from 2013 shows clear signs of warming

NEWS: Greenhouse gases continued to climb, with concentrations of major gases reaching historically high levels say scientists

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