Experts discuss technology in China and the country's capabilities for addressing energy demands and climate change.

Experts discuss China's energy development and the country's capabilities for addressing climate change.

Record energy and food prices, plus a limping economy, have created new hurdles to fast action on climate change.

The Economist reports that China and India are increasingly keen to be seen to be tackling climate change. Though it is dirtier, China is making a more convincing show of action

A new study shows that climate change will dry up the rivers in the Fertile Crescent, destroying its agriculture and devastating the region.

The European Environment Agency tracks the European Union's progress toward meeting its Kyoto targets.

India's carbon footprint is relatively trifling, but its energy demand is intense.

A report from the Center for Naval Analyses examines the national security consequences of climate change.

Alternative cement products make good environmental sense, especially if Britain is to meet its ambitious targets to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

This report on financing energy efficiency draws on lessons from recent experience with a focus on Brazil, China, and India.

The Arctic Council assesses the impact climate change is having on the Arctic environment, human health, and social, cultural and economic systems. The Assessment encourages Member States to take effective measures through enhancing the access of Arctic residents to information and decision makers.

The defining feature of global energy markets remains high and volatile prices, reflecting a tight balance of supply and demand. This annual report by BP reveals data about world energy markets.

The Premier of Greenland and representatives of Canada, Denmark, Norway, the Russia, and the United States held a conference on May 28, 2008 in Ilulissat, Greenland. They agreed upon this declaration about the sovereignty of the Arctic region and how the five nations bordering the Arctic Ocean can address the effects of climate change in the region.

This Belfer Center report discusses the current policy structures in place to combat climate change and international improvements that can be made.

Republican presidential candidate John McCain gave this speech at the Vestas Training Facility in Portland, Oregon on May 12, 2008.

This working paper by Jeremy Carl, Varun Rai and David Victor discusses how India's continued economic success hinges on obtaining reliable and cost-effective energy supplies. Increasingly, those supplies depend on national and foreign delivery chains that are creaking and feared unreliable.

This article published by the Program on Energy and Sustainable Development at Stanford University reviews the actual experience in the world's largest offset market—the Kyoto
Protocol Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)—and finds an urgent need for reform.