Agriculture is one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases. Greenpeace’s new report Cool Farming details the destructive practices resulting from industrial agriculture and presents workable solutions to help reduce its contribution to climate change.

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.

The Insurance Information Institute explores scientific uncertainty and the economics of insurance as they relate to global climate change.

Climate change is now recognized as a universal public issue that dominates global attention. This UNEP Year Book documents concerns that emerged during 2007 and focuses on the interplay between environment and globalization and the emerging challenge of climate change in the Arctic.

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.

David Biello says if controlling global warming is a priority, then industries will have to become efficient energy users, which will require a transformation of their basic operations.

A UNDP report explores the lessons learned from international experience and UNDP-GEF projects on wind energy.

This report by the IEA's Coal Industry Advisory Board explores the potential for technology to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions from burning coal and urges governments to assist the development of clean coal technologies.

Winkler refutes the idea that the CDM Executive Board has created perverse incentives for developing countries like South Africa not to adopt progressive national policies.

CDMWatch examines why the Clean Development Mechanism won't promote clean development.

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

Richard Newell argues that the best means for reaching climate policy goals may be by creating market incentives that encourage the development and use of climate-friendly technologies.

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 Convention on Biological Diversity presents a booklet that explores the effects of climate change on biodiversity.

In this book, Dr. Carolyn Pumphrey collects the proceedings of a 2007 colloquium held by the Strategic Studies Institute and the Triangle Institute for Security Studies on "Global Climate Change: National Security Implications." Focusing on U.S. security, the speakers discussed the science and effects of climate change and possible solutions to conflicts exacerbated by global warming.

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.

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