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Mankind must confront climate change decisively. But where do we stand? Action is “insufficient”, reports the 2009 edition of the WWF/Allianz G8 Climate Scorecards.
Emissions from emerging nations like China and India are rising fast. Niklas Höhne, lead author of the WWF/Allianz G8 Climate Scorecards, discusses their climate performance.
Everybody is talking about "climate change" and "global warming". But what is global warming, actually?
The costs of climate change are going up, warns Alex Bowen, the senior economist on the team that produced the seminal Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change. But a global green recovery could cut those costs.
Mankind must confront climate change decisively. But where do we stand? Germany, the UK, and France lead. The United States has promised much. Canada and Russia are in retreat. Overall, action is “insufficient”, reports the 2009 edition of the WWF/Allianz G8 Climate Scorecards.
President Roosevelt’s New Deal transformed Depression-era America into the wealthiest nation the world has ever known. Could a New Green Deal work similar wonders for climate protection and economic recovery?
The world expects Barack Obama to do more for the climate and the environment than George W. Bush. But can the next president of the United States deliver climate friendly energy and environment policies in the depths of a recession?
The Climate Scorecards 2009 show that G8 countries are not doing enough to fight climate change. Hans-Jörg Naumer, head of Capital Markets Analysis at Allianz Global Investors, explains how market forces could help foot the bill.
Only economic growth will allow India to lift more than 300 million of its citizens out of extreme poverty. But rapid Indian development also increases pressure on the global climate. How will India face this dilemma?
