1. New study on "Public Goods provided by Agriculture in the European Union"
(Articles/World)

... goods is likely to be accentuated in the future in the face of threats such as trends in commodity prices, technological drivers and the impacts of climate change, suggesting the need for a greater degree ...

2. Pachauri: nose in the honey jar
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

"Climate change has become a multi-billion dollar commercial sector," proclaims the brochure from a leading finance house, and it is not wrong. Nowhere are the opportunities more "exciting" for the ...

3. Copenhagen Accord is no accord at all
(Articles/Opinion)

It has failed. All the bell-ringing on the planet could not save it. The fervent prayers of the most righteous Rev Nicky Gumbel were not heeded. Even the Messiah-President Barack Obama has fallen short ...

4. Protecting Big Carbon
(Articles/World)

... Mechanism (CDM). This mechanism was formally created in 1997 by the Kyoto climate treaty and started operating in a very small way in 1998 building to 78 million "credits" (or Certified Emission Reductions, ...

5. Lord Monckton Vs. Greenpeace
(Articles/Videos)

Lord Christopher Monckton takes Green Peace to task on the many different levels of corruption, deceit, and true weather occurrences. He absolutely floors them, pay attention and you may learn too. ...

6. Tax fraud within EU’s carbon trading market costing taxpayers €5bn
(Articles/World)

The Guardian reports that EU taxpayers are likely to have lost at least €5bn (£4.5bn) to VAT fraud related to the EU’s carbon trading system (ETS) and there is a risk that the criminals will now shift ...

7. Money Tree under threat
(Articles/Business)

... period to the treaty were given priority over broader discussions on a "long-term vision" for action on climate change. This, of course, is theatre. But underlying it is a very serious issue. In 2012 ...

8. The cracks are beginning to show
(Articles/World)

... denying the claims. But there is some clear good sense articulated in the list of a hundred, including references to historic shifts in the climate such as when Vikings farmed on Greenland in medieval ...

9. 'mainstream' media are committing suicide by ignoring the scoop of the century
(Articles/Opinion)

Climategate is a global household name. No cat has ever emancipated itself more completely from the bag. It is a world-wide scandal – thanks to the internet. Yet, as its ramifications proliferate ...

10. Hitler Youth in Denmark – again
(Articles/World)

... progress in negotiating the world-government agreement that, if it is passed at Copenhagen, will shut down the economies and democracies of the West without affecting the climate in any measurable way. ...

11. In copenhagen they throw money at global warming
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

                Whilst Europe freezes over.. "This is wild stuff ... this is astounding looking. This is something that I don't recall seeing where fully 80 percent ...

12. A different crisis
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

... be looking for measures which can both curb climate change and boost food production. "Roughly around 31 percent of emissions come from agriculture," he says, and changes in husbandry and cropping practices ...

13. You won't get to know this from the Times of Malta
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

...    Climate change science is in a period of ‘negative discovery’ - the more we learn about this exceptionally complex and rapidly evolving field the more we realize how little we know. Truly, the ...

14. Hopenhagen? Nope: Dopenhagen
(Articles/Opinion)

... to come off the Kool-Aid and wake up to the truth that today’s temperatures are natural, that humankind has remarkably little power to alter them in either direction, and that the UN’s climate panel is ...

15. Don't let ‘Climategate' melt down your portfolio
(Articles/Business)

I've said before that you are more vulnerable to skillful rhetoric than you think. Well, the past week proved it. You've probably read about “Climategate” – how thousands of hacked e-mails from climate ...

16. Copenhagen climate summit: 1,200 limos, 140 private planes and caviar wedges
(Articles/World)

... opens here tomorrow, she will have 200. "We thought they were not going to have many cars, due to it being a climate convention," she says. "But it seems that somebody last week looked at ...

17. Climategate reveals 'the most influential tree in the world'
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

... world". On this astonishing tale, it is no exaggeration to say, could hang in considerable part the future shape of our civilisation. Right at the heart of the sound and fury of "Climategate" – the emails ...

18. Wonderful,Wonderful Copenhagen
(Articles/Opinion)

The Copenhagen Climate Summit is yet another absolutely last chance for the salvation of all mankind; another final opportunity to save the planet from an apocalyptic catastrophe and to stop the Maldives ...

19. Interview with Malta's Permanent Representative in Brussels
(Articles/Opinion)

... bureaucracy and detail to respond effectively enough to changes and challenges within and outside its borders.  These include demographic shifts, environmental issues such as climate change and the global ...

20. THE WHISTLE BLOWS FOR TRUTH
(Articles/Ambjent - Environment)

... of a pen, on the pretext of addressing what is now known to be the non-problem of manmade “global warming”.   The unnamed hero of ‘Climategate’, after months of work gathering emails, computer code, ...