Full Coverage: Climate change

27.09.2009 Duncan Green assesses the prospect that donors will rob aid budgets to meet demands for climate change adaptation. From Poverty to Power

27.09.2009 A useful summary of the various international funding sources for climate change mitigation and adaptation. IRIN News

27.09.2009 A paper setting out the case that the emissions scenarios which underpin the 2007 IPCC reports are underestimates due to incomplete analysis of population projections. Population Action International

20.09.2009 Leaders of the medical profession pull no punches in calling for a decisive climate change agreement in Copenhagen. They use the language of "catastrophe" to describe the impact on global health. Guardian

16.09.2009 A dramatic account of the deluge of incessant rain that has fallen in Western Britain over the last 10 weeks. Times Online

16.09.2009 A summary of recent developments in climate change negotiations, including rumours of a bilateral deal between China and US. From Poverty to Power

16.09.2009 A helpful discussion about the impact of climate change on health, with a WHO specialist. Not enough research and not enough action seem to be the messages. IRIN News

14.09.2009 Big polluting companies in US and Europe are threatening to relocate if the terms of carbon trading schemes meet their disapproval. This is the unacceptable face of corporate blackmail.

07.09.2009 For those who prefer images to text, this UNDP-sponsored photo essay introduces the idea of "adaptation apartheid" as rich countries lavish spending on climate defences. Magnum Photos

07.09.2009 George Monbiot gets bogged down in the mathematics of recent climate change reports but his message is clear: that it will be impossible for our descendants to reverse the legacy of higher temperatures. Guardian

07.09.2009 The Kenyan drought is now so prolonged that nomadic farmers are abandoning their traditional way of life. Guardian

01.09.2009 Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Miliband welcomes 10:10, a new campaign to cut carbon emissions by 10 per cent in 2010 - of which our sister site, OneClimate, is proud to be a member, alongside Spurs football club, the Coop, the Science Museum, 10 hospitals, 10 schools, 10 universities, 10 local councils, Antony Gormley, Ken Livingstone, ActionAid, Shami Chakrabati, the Bishop of London, Honeybuns Bakery, many more celebs and 60 other organisations.
+ Launch of 10:10 campaign
+ Spurs take on the challenge
+ Carbon cutting campaign launches
+ Guardian launches campaign

01.09.2009 An attractive portal which encourages India and its people to demonstrate leadership and action on climate change.

01.09.2009 A video interview with the Blackheath climate camp spokesman on the choice of venue and aims for the camp. OneClimate

01.09.2009 As new floods threaten Bangladesh this week, this eyewitness account finds villagers still struggling with the aftermath of a cyclone in May. From Poverty to Power