Full Coverage: Climate change

31.10.2009 A useful overview of how Bangladesh has developed its reputation as world leader on adaptation to climate change. Himal South Asian

31.10.2009 None of the top 10 Conservative bloggers believes that man-made global warming is an established fact; all 10 reject David Cameron's view that the issue should be an urgent priority if the party were in government.

30.10.2009 £6.50 for a loaf of bread, £7 for a box of cornflakes and £18 for a pint of beer - these are the prices we could face in 2030 unless urgent action is taken to prevent dangerous climate change, says a new forecast.

25.10.2009 A British MP is urging colleagues to back a parliamentary motion in favour of a 55 mile an hour speed limit, an end to domestic flights by 2011 and a requirement that TV must provide at least two hours viewing a week on the climate crisis.

25.10.2009 A long and technical science paper with a painful message. It identifies nine components of the biosphere that are prone to disruptive tipping points if we interfere too much. For three of them, we have already done so. Stockholm Resilience Centre

25.10.2009 Leila Raina from India, whose hobby is climate change, is having real problems dating guys from rich countries. They just won't commit. Adopt A Negotiator

23.10.2009 On 24 October, join people all over the world
taking a stand for a safe climate future.

22.10.2009 Prove It! All the evidence you need to believe in climate change” is a new exhibition at the Science Museum.

19.10.2009 Climate Camp protesters at Ratcliffe have a clear message. No more coal. Does this attribute of simplicity compromise the bigger picture of developing countries which lack electricity?

18.10.2009 Lord Stern told us that preventing deforestation is the most cost effective emissions mitigation strategy. A new report stakes a competing claim for preventing unplanned pregnancies. Optimum Population Trust

18.10.2009 An Oxfam researcher offers helpful guidance on the correlation between extreme weather events and climate change. Melting glaciers and ice have the strongest link. From Poverty to Power

12.10.2009 Defying its image of big oil, Texas is fast attracting businesses at the cutting edge of wind technology. If Texas goes low carbon, there is no excuse for any of us.

06.10.2009 Lester Brown presents the food security crisis as a race between political and climate tipping points. He is optimistic that civilisation will get the message just in time. from Earth Policy Institute

06.10.2009 Mike Hulme offers a useful summary of his recent book. Scientists cannot be responsible for reconciling diverse ethics that influence attitudes to climate change. from SciDev

06.10.2009 We all know people who accept that climate change is a serious problem but are too bored by the subject to take action. Try talking to them about the carbon cycle instead.