	Carbon emissions cause irreversible damage to ocean ecosystems: study [ 14:25 December 15 2009]
	China's CO2 emissions per capita quarter that of U.S. [ 15:20 December 14 2009]
	Greenhouse gas carbon dioxide ramps up aspen growth: U.S. study [ 12:17 December 05 2009]
	Global warming may lead to increasing mortality in Austria [ 08:29 December 04 2009]
	Cause and effect for global warming [ 15:15 December 02 2009]
	Industrialization in developed countries pusher of global warming [ 09:26 December 02 2009]
	Climate change may cost Brazil $2.1 trillion by 2050: study [ 21:26 November 26 2009]
	Curbing climate change "averts health crisis": study [ 17:02 November 26 2009]
	Global warming could cost Europe up to 65 bln euros a year [ 14:45 November 26 2009]
	Greenhouse gases in atmosphere reach record high in 2008, says WMO [ 16:28 November 24 2009]
	New Zealand's glaciers still losing ice: report [ 13:55 November 23 2009]
	Koalas face extinction within 30 years [ 11:25 November 12 2009]
	Major Chinese lake sees drastic shrinkage [ 16:10 November 04 2009]
	Study: Kilimanjaro may become snowless by 2022 [ 17:04 November 03 2009]
	Climate change threatens survival of polar bears [ 09:25 March 20 2009]
	Warmer world threatens "Happy Feet" [ 10:05 October 10 2008]

About the Conference

·World leaders from 192 countries will attend the 15th Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) from Dec. 7 to 18 in Copenhagen.

·The conference is expected to renew greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets set by the UNFCCC Kyoto Protocol, the first stage of which is to expire in 2012. It is also expected to outline the post-2012 negotiation path.