The Guardian

Sir Nicholas Stern is right: it will cost more to tackle climate change than he previously suggested, but he is still probably underestimating just how much more. If we want a reasonable chance of avoiding dangerous climate change, the actual cost could be even higher than Stern now argues.

Reuters

This is an overview of the current global search for new methods of creating and using energy. As oil prices continue to increase at an accelerated rate, this article discusses the diversity of approaches taken by business and government.

The Green Blog – Boston Globe

As with subprime mortgages, climate risks present far-reaching hidden risks, and the financial industry should be paying closer attention. Wall Street research analysts, bond rating agencies, and banks should all be scrubbing their portfolios to weed out subprime carbon assets that may prove toxic in the future.