British Airways launches luxury service to New York | Business | The Guardian

British Airways was accused of hypocrisy as the airline prepared to launch a luxury all-business service between London and New York, with just 32 seats on an aircraft normally fitted for 100 people, days after chief executive Willie Walsh pledged a drastic cut in emissions.

The Donut: The Newest Canadian Blocking Tactic In Addressing Climate Change

It may be understandable that being in the position of being Prime Minister does cause for some conflicting scheduling but upon visiting the Canadian Environment Ministers website the apparent conflict of schedule does showcase the need to address our domestic donut issue and allow the rest of the world to worry about the international ones.

Kenya: Citizens Fear for Economy in Climate Change Fight

Most Kenyans believe that government investment in addressing effects of climate change would hurt the economy, according to a recent international poll.

Kyoto Credits for CO2-Capture and Nuclear? - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com

Hélène Pelosse, the director-general of the International Renewable Energy Agency, which was established this year and has interim headquarters in Abu Dhabi, says absolutely not.

“The Clean Development Mechanism is not called clean out of any reason – only 100 percent renewable energy is clean,” Ms. Pelosse said in a statement last week. Including “nuclear and CCS projects in developing markets into the mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol is a step backwards,” she said.