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This blog by Greenpeace UK exective director John Sauven first appeared on the Guardian's Comment Is Free. As the science of climate change gets increasingly urgent, the will of Europe's political leaders to act on the climate crisis seems to be weakening by the day. The EU climate package was meant to herald a new and unprecedented level of ambition in tackling climate change....

See www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/jun/03/how-green-is-labour. Despite Labour's promise to "put the environment at the heart of the government," it has repeatedly failed to take the steps necessary to tackle climate change and create "green collar" jobs, says Caroline Lucas in today's Guardian. In a searing analysis in The Guardian's Comment is Free pages,...

Peter Hadfield, formerly of the New Scientist, has taken to YouTube to tackle climate change sceptics as he recently explained on the Guardian’s Environment Blog: After questioning and listening to hundreds of climate change “sceptics,” I have found that not all are conspiracy theorists or religious fundamentalists. Many are keen to learn about the science of

I have been gripped by The Guardian’s climate change investigation and reporting these last few days. We do like to tease George Monbiot but he was one of the first to denounce spinning of the data and science by the University of East Anglia’s climate unit. It’s a mark of his professionalism and seriousness: global warming is a cause important to him, and he resents attempts to ...

The Guardian leader: In Britain, the price of rail travel is rising ahead of inflation: in a low carbon world, public transport would be so cheap that urban motorists would gladly abandon their cars. No, that’s not it at all. We do not want, in order to deal with climate change, to make everyone use

Figueres told the Guardian in an interview that governments should act now to save money: “We add $1tn to the cost [of tackling climate change] with every year of delay.” The technologies we might use to reduce (or even eliminate) the emissions which lead to climate change are falling in price precipitately. For example, just

Headline to Guardian leader: Economy: Down, down, deeper and down So, err, where does that come from? Ahhhh, yes….. The Guardian, hip and with it as ever. Cultural references to Status Quo circa 1975. Well, that was when the UK was at its most equal ever, wasn’t it?

The UK Climate Projections 2009, released today, will help us plan and prepare for change to our climate in the UK. By acting now, we can limit the severity of climate change in the future. Labour’s approach to tackling climate change centres on protecting the public from immediate risk, preparing for the future, leading international efforts to get a global deal in Copenhagen in December, c...

I ask because there's a bit of a moan piece in today's New York Times, entitled Who leaked to The Guardian and Why, with respect to reports that the new Obama administration is willing to talk to Hamas. Most of the American newspapers are busily denying that there is any fundamental change in policy - but the NYTimes piece also notes that it was the Guardian that broke the news that Hillary