Climate change

...change and affect billions of people around the globe. For almost two years, President Felipe Calderon has pushed hard to transform Mexico into a leading voice on environmental issues, hosting international summits on climate change and...

In this article: Mexico, Felipe Calderon, Global warming, San Juan del Rio, Deforestation, El Universal, Carbon dioxide, and Greenpeace

...climate talks. Energy and Climate Partnership for the Americas: President Obama proposed a partnership with our neighbors in the western hemisphere to advance energy security and combat climate change. An early product of this...

In this article: Copenhagen, U.S., International Energy Agency, American Clean Energy and Security Act, Gary Locke, and Carol Browner

The leaders at the APEC forum also planned an informal breakfast meeting, organized by Prime Minister Kevin Rudd of Australia and President Felipe Calderon of Mexico, to discuss the progress of negotiations on a climate change agreement.

In this article: Barack Obama, Dmitry Medvedev, Asia, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Felipe Calderon, U.S., Russia, Singapore, and U.N.

...deal in the lead-up to the meeting. "The Copenhagen meeting represents a critical moment in international efforts to reach a robust agreement on global action to tackle climate change," Mr Rudd said. "It's incumbent upon all nations to do...

In this article: Kevin Rudd, Copenhagen, Lars Rasmussen, United Nations, Delhi, Singapore, and Mexico

</p><p>In an indirect slap at Washington, Yvo de Boer, head of the U.N. climate secretariat, said countries like China, India, Mexico, Brazil and South Korea were moving faster on climate change than the wealthy industrial countries.

In this article: Yvo de Boer, United States, U.N., Carbon, Copenhagen, Barcelona, Kyoto Protocol, and Global warming