A new study released by GLOBE international found that: “climate change is featuring prominently on the legislative agenda across the 16 major economies.“

The long drama of whether or not the US Congress would invest in international efforts to curb global warming pollution or gut these investments is finally over.

Following from Cancun, both developed and developing countries reaffirmed their commitments to reduce emissions.

China invested $54.4 billion on clean energy in 2010, according to the latest report from Pew Charitable Trusts and Bloomberg New Energy Finance released today.

President Obama will be traveling through Latin America March 19-23, 2011 with stops in Brazil, Chile, and El Salvador.

In the midst of the House of Representatives efforts to completely gut US international investments in addressing carbon pollution, two leading Members of Congress highlighted how the US would lose out from these draconian cuts.

Schmidt takes a look at President Obama's 2012 budget request and where it will invest in global efforts on pollution and clean energy.

Schmidt discusses if cuts to US budget will affect climate funding.

Schmidt writes about President Barack Obama's annual State of the Union address which called for new economic growth based on clean energy and innovation.

Schmidt lays out what China and the U.S. need to work on as President Hu Jintao visits the U.S.