While bickering over what to do about climate change in the U.S. may be confusing the matter for people, a new global survey released this week shows the topic at an equal level of concern as the economy and terrorism.
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Reading the China Daily newspaper in the cab on the way to the airport after 10 days working in the country, I was struck with the idea that China has a real opportunity to lead the world on climate change. One article noted that “China’s clean energy market is open to all foreign players, and [...]
We need you to help us make a video that will tell World Leaders this December that climate negotiations in Cancun, Mexico are not a vacation!
Find out how climate change, west-nile virus and mosquitos are conspiring against the Island Scrub-Jay. And what’s being done to help.
The Nature Conservancy has decided to make a significant contribution of $800,000 to the NO Campaign on California’s Proposition 23.
Check out some amazing community-driven solutions to climate change that have been submitted by our readers!
Experts warn that within the next 20 years, more than half the world’s population could face water shortages and climate change will make a bad situation worse.
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has a new plan to help plants, fish, wildlife and birds adapt to climate change.
Beijing, China experiences days of heavy smog and crystal blue skies. Air pollution, it seems, is still a problem despite aggressive clean air measures.
UN climate negotiations held in the northeast Chinese city of Tianjin ended today with warnings from multiple countries that talks are not on track toward a strong agreement at the Conference of Parties in Cancun in December.
What book, website, short film, magazine article, essay, or photo would you pass on to “engage an open-minded, but unconcerned person” about the consequences of climate change?
Two months before major climate change talks in Cancun, Mexico, some of the differences between countries seem just as strong as they were before their leaders agreed to the Copenhagen Accord.
Every day, cities and towns across the country are working to implement practical, common-sense solutions to climate change. Tell us what solutions you’re seeing.
The massive Swiss-based company Nestlé appears committed to removing bad tree-cutting from the production process of all its products.
The sun-powered panels will heat water for the residential wing and provide some electricity, and is estimated to reduce the White House’s (and taxpayers’) energy bill by about $3,000 annually.
No matter how you slice it, Americans need to go on a carbon diet. Fortunately, taking measurable action isn’t hard.
Planet Change is a Nature Conservancy blog site designed to share stories about actions the Conservancy and others around the world are taking to fight carbon pollution and the impacts of climate change, and to help people feel the connections between climate change and their daily lives and understand actions they can take.
