Full Coverage: Climate change

20.07.2009 Can the International Maritime Organization be taken seriously by climate change negotiators when its ships choose to sail from Europe around the Cape of Good Hope rather than through the Suez Canal?

19.07.2009 A useful guide to the pros and cons of carbon offsets and to the choice available to individual buyers. Good

19.07.2009 Experience to date suggests that funds for adaptation and other climate-related programmes in developing countries are not being channeled in the most effective way. Bretton Woods Project

19.07.2009 Advocates of a revival of nuclear power tend to overlook that uranium is a finite resource, quite apart from other disadvantages. Perhaps this is the time to pay more attention to thorium as an alternative. Guardian

19.07.2009 If global food security could be protected in an organic environment, the benefits to climate change would be considerable. Duncan Green takes a close look at the issues. From Poverty to Power

19.07.2009 George Monbiot gets to grips with the mathematics of offsetting greenhouse gas emissions. He concludes that the approach does not add up and that governments cannot fudge their commitments with offsets. Monbiot.com

19.07.2009 A range of interesting ideas for tackling climate change identified at the Manchester International Festival. Guardian

11.07.2009 An important report published jointly by Oxfam and Greenpeace suggests that climate change will be the strongest force acting on poverty reduction in China. Oxfam Hong Kong

11.07.2009 Three reasons why malaria is about to get worse: climate change, loss of predator species and failure of drugs. Global Health

11.07.2009 The World Bank identifies countries most at risk from five categories of climate change threat. No surprise that they are all low income or lower middle income countries. IRIN News

11.07.2009 Media professionals in developing countries are poorly equipped to communicate about climate change. IRIN News

06.07.2009 Paul Krugman takes a look at the 212 members of the US House of Representatives who voted against the Waxman-Markey climate change bill. Not a pretty sight. New York Times

06.07.2009 El Nino is an awkward phenomenon in its unpredictability. The World Meteorological Organization detects warning signs for 2009. IRIN News

06.07.2009 The new sliding roof over the Wimbledon Centre Court represents an extreme and expensive example of adapting to climate uncertainties. Low cost index insurance is a valuable tool for poor farmers but can it work if climate becomes even less predictable?