Climate Scientists Change Tactics To Restore Credibility

A recent university survey revealed that the number of Americans who believe climate change is a hoax is 16 percent, reports the New York Times.

Some States Seek Delay In EPA's Greenhouse Gas Curbs

Energy policy makers and regulators from California, Florida, Pennsylvania and Kansas have asked the federal Environmental Protection Agency to delay implementation of restrictions on greenhouse gases generated by industries, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Copenhagen Climate Change Conference Starts Monday

After months of preparation and see-saw developments, the 15th United Nations Climate Change Conference officially starts Monday in Copenhagen.

President: No Binding Treaty Will Come In Copenhagen

President Obama has acknowledged that the upcoming Copenhagen negotiations are unlikely to yield a binding agreement.

Rob Astorino's Environmental Opportunity

As political commentators continue to discuss the signals that last week's election results will have on next year's elections, candidate-elects are focused on the here and now. 

Town of North Castle Releases Draft Climate Action Plan

The Town of North Castle and its Global Warming Task Force have released a draft action plan to combat global warming.  The plan, which is set to be finalized later this year, will be implemented over the next few years according to the

Bipartisan Trio May Play Key Role In Senate Climate Bill Talks

Climate bill supporters are looking to Senators John Kerry, Lindsey Grahamand Joe Lieberman and to help bridge the par

Team Obama's Full Court Press For Climate Change Bill

Senior Obama administration officials, including the president himself, took to the road this week to stump for national laws to combat global warming while promoting economic development.

Financing Is Biggest Hurdle On Road To Climate Pact

It will cost somewhere between $100 billion and $1 trillion each year around the globe to help developing countries convert to less-polluting technology and help mitigate the direct impacts of climate change, economists say.