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Climate change pact is vital to change the course of energy generation.

As major industrialized nations continue put off making firm commitments to climate change policy the global costs escalate radically.

U.S. envoy asks China to commit to specific cuts on climate change.

Island nation says it needs assistance to change from the 3rd largest carbon emitter.

Insurance industry and South African banking urging progress on a workable climate pact.

The 27 nation EU wants to lead the way in climate change legislation for ships and planes.

Recently sworn in Prime Minister receives pledge that China will help to forge global deal.

International panel looks at the future of carbon trading in the U.S.A.

Recently proposed Chinese climate policies could see the carbon credit industry thrust into new territory.

The U.S. is attempting to alter the Kyoto Accord content which doesn’t bode well for Copenhagen.

$12 million carbon offset deal sees Goldman Sachs break new ground in the U.S.

Previous rivals join on unexpected new forest management plan to create carbon canopy.

New World Bank study predicts managing climate in the developing world will be onerous.

Some analysts are predicting the biggest trading sphere the world has yet seen.

The U.S. and China have both announced big stimulus packages for greentech, now the EU has joined in.

Reservations regarding the U.S. climate change bill are coming to the fore but the Administration says it’s on track.

The Canadian governments’ initiatives in dealing with climate change are leading the way in North America.

Biofuels are a good investment option says the scientist whose report set global climate change standards.

The global investment bank that has seen the huge potential of this new sector.

Indonesia, the world’s 3rd heaviest greenhouse polluter will begin taking steps to curb emissions.

South Korean President Lee Myung-bak promises to unveil emission cut goals for 2020.

A warm up conference to Decembers climate control meeting, leaves world leaders gloomy.

With the G20 summit on the horizon, the US is hoping to guide top nations away from fossil fuels.

Chinese President Hu Jintao commits to curbing rapidly rising emissions.

China is ready and prepared for the UN summit on climate change.

Climate change bill could reduce GDP by 3.5% says Congressional Budget Office Report.

Internationally trading in carbon credits is becoming a reality. How far along is the US?

Europe is hoping to lead the global race for green technologies according to draft document.

Financial Soultions: The hefty bill of climate change!

Singapore, a global refining and manufacturing giant has extra carbon cutting steps on hold.