In order to promote awareness of the fact that deforestation causes climate change, The Prince's Rainforests Project have released their brand new video, entitled 'Deforestation Causes Climate Change In Any Language'.

The six pledge $3.5 billion over three years to preserve tropical rain forests, a key factor in climate change.

With only 3 days left, the crucial Copenhagen climate summit is failing. Tomorrow, world leaders will arrive for an unprecedented 60 hours of direct negotiations. Each one will have to decide whether to step forward as heroes, or fail us all. But they

With the Copenhagen Climate Summit failing and only 2 days left to turn the tide, it has now become 'crunch-time' for the building worldwide climate change movement, so Take Action Now!!! Please note, sign and forward share this immediately -- Thank You!

Although the ten species aren't those most at risk, IUCN selected them because they are well-researched "flagship" species that are being affected by a spectrum of climate change impacts, from melting sea ice to beach erosion.

Acidification of the oceans is a major threat to marine life and humanity's food supply, Hilary Benn is to warn as the UN climate summit resumes.

About 70 percent of current cancer drugs are either natural products or derived from natural compounds, and the world's largest rain forest is a great cauldron of biodiversity that has already produced medicine for diseases such as malaria.

Does this page look familiar? It should. Over the last few weeks you emailed Manmohan Singh's office, demanding that our Prime Minister go to Copenhagen. When you saw that wasn't enough, you faxed and called him. And thanks to this pressure, this week he

With reports of rise in the water level in the Sunderbans because of global warming, foresters have demanded a proper study of climate change in the world's largest mangrove forest stating that the royal Bengal tiger and other wildlife might be affected

North America's northwestern coast seems to be a whole treasure trove when it comes to trees as most of the world's tallest (and oldest) can be found here. We've focused on the world's tallest, measured from top to bottom, rather than the stoutest trees,