Climate Deal

There Must Be Cause for Celebration in Cancun, as Tone of Climate Talks Will Pave the Way to Success at 'Rio+20' Earth Summit

Jonathan Wootliff | Posted 05.25.2011

Jonathan Wootliff

All eyes will be focused on the U.S. in Cancun. But unlike in Copenhagen, where participants were optimistic that a newly elected, "environmentally friendly" president would ensure success, no such expectations will abound this year.

Climate Talks End with Deal To Do More: 'The Quest To Address Climate Change Is a Long Journey'

AP | ARTHUR MAX | Posted 05.25.2011

BONN, Germany — Delegates to the first U.N. climate talks after Copenhagen have agreed to intensify their negotiations on curbing greenhouse gas...

Ryan Grim

Lindsey Graham, Dems' Best Hope For Fighting Climate Change, Is Skeptical Of Science

HuffingtonPost.com | Ryan Grim | Posted 05.25.2011

Lucia Graves contributed to this report. How close is the Senate to a bipartisan climate deal? Here's the Democrats' best hope for compromise -- Lind...

Climate Deal Not Expected Until End Of 2011, UN Official Says

AP | ARTHUR MAX | Posted 05.25.2011

AMSTERDAM — A new legal agreement committing nations around the world to curb greenhouse gas emissions is unlikely to be completed before the en...

Harry Reid "Deadly Serious" On Climate Bill Progress

Mother Jones | Kate Sheppard | Posted 05.25.2011

Does John Kerry have good reason to be so optimistic about a climate bill? The Washington Post reports that he's getting strong signals that Senate Ma...

We All Have Disagreed to Agree, Now What?

Xiu Min Li | Posted 05.25.2011

Xiu Min Li

The vast differences between countries and within the environmental movement are telling as to how COP15 failed to result in a binding agreement. Where do we go from here?