It’s been two years since Yeb Saño delivered the emotional speech in Warsaw that made him as someone to watch during the UN climate change negotiations. At the very moment when super typhoon

Many people feel overwhelmed about climate change. Graphs and statistics obscure the bigger picture that our atmosphere is becoming less hospitable to human life. Science is about impersonal observation, not a lived

Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party in Canada, is a person up for debate—about her inclusion in Canada’s general election’s leaders debates.

Jane Goodall celebrates her extraordinary 80 years of activism, The Verb finds out more.

Fabien Cousteau, third generation ocean explorer and conservationist, has made a point of pushing for change with innovative solutions to environmental problems. Fresh after moderating a forum of panellists including

Anna Rose with Helen Clarke, former Prime Minister of New Zealand and Administrator of UNDP. You may have noticed the debate we’ve been having in Australia over the carbon price.

Facebook, Twitter…and COP16? Observers of the social media space will remember Malcolm Gladwell’s article in the New Yorker about why the revolution will not be tweeted. Even if that’s true,

Bill McKibben of 350.org shares his history and thoughts on the environment movement, young people and his expectations of COP16.