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Food for Thought

Misguided environmental choice, while being of little use, will hit poor farmers in developing countries
Nayan Chanda
May 8, 2008

Logging Boreal Forest Could Detonate Massive “Carbon Bomb,” Says Report

Cutting trees releases large amounts of carbon dioxide
April 14, 2008

Global Warming Blamed for Ice Shelf Collapse

Global warming leaves Antarctica on thin ice
March 28, 2008

Arid Barcelona Forced to Import Water

Drought puts a damper on city’s cosmopolitan image
Elizabeth Nash
April 14, 2008

Food Prices Stir Poverty Concern

Subsidized biofuels trigger food shortages and riots, while doing little to slow climate change
April 11, 2008
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