India’s insistence on its right to grow may be the biggest obstacle for Global Climate Treaty negotiations later this year.

Green jobs aren’t appearing in Britain, just as they have failed to take off in America.

Only 50 climate ministers bothered to show up to this week’s conference in Bonn, down from the 130 who attended last year’s event in Warsaw. The momentum behind the Global Climate Treaty is stalling.

The EU may be giving up on its plan to snub Canada’s dirty tar sands crude. A pushy Putin may have something to do with that.

A group of scientists recently urged the UK energy secretary to cut subsidies for biomass energy. Harnessing biomass energy is a nice way of saying burning wood, and the scientists say it’s not as green an energy source as many in Europe claim.

Europe’s green energy policies have sent its electricity prices sky-high, and in doing so are threatening the continent’s competitiveness on the world stage. The Gray Lady’s solution? Have the rest of the world pay higher prices, too.