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When the tide comes in

Britain's coastline stretches 4000 kilometres and much of it's crumbling away. What should be done: strengthen barricades against the sea or stage a managed retreat?

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China heads for crisis as climate changes

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Focus: A climate of confidence

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Last chance to save the planet?

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The green diplomat

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Another hot year keeps climate debate on the boil

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A sea change in the Sahel

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Warmer winters fit greenhouse model

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Climate Change: Global warming, back to the future

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Prudent planning for a warmer planet

Why should we do anything about global warming? Measures to combat it will be both costly and expensive. But action taken now, even if only as an insurance policy, will bring a host of other environmental and economic benefits

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High and dry in the global greenhouse

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Science: Total CFC ban needed to halt global warming

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Model-makers defend consensus on climate

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Guyana's test at high tide

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