The G5 is growing up.
Invited by then British Prime Minister Tony Blair to the 2005 Group of Eight summit in Gleneagles as diplomatic window dressing to show the global scope of climate change, Mexico, India, China, South Africa and Brazil were kept on the sidelines and told what they had agreed to after the event.
Two [...]

Slowing economies and tightening domestic budgets are combining to pose a stern test of moral backbone for politicians, many of who have a view of the future that extends to the next election and little further.
Already some voices are being raised to call for a slowdown in actions to curb carbon emissions because of the [...]

This weekend the vanguard of an army of up to 15,000 people will fly to the remote Indonesian island of Bali to talk about saving humanity from the worst ravages of human-induced climate change by cutting carbon gas emissions.
To many people that may seem a total contradiction in terms given that aviation emissions are far [...]