Evidence of warming can be seen all around the U.S. and the globe. WWF has launched a new photo and video gallery highlighting the impacts with stark images.  

Among the essential elements of a successful international agreements will be adequate funding by the U.S. and other industrialized countries for measures in developing countries to curb emissions and adapt to climate change.

In a recent Politico blog, Carter Roberts, WWF’s CEO, discusses what the recent EPA endangerment finding really means for climate action. Excerpts are reposted here.

As Copenhagen gets underway this week, Keya Chatterjee, WWF’s Climate Change Director, discusses how China is winning the energy race and the necessity for U.S. legislation in a recent National Journal blog, which has excerpts reposted here.

Carter Roberts, WWF’s CEO, discusses what climate change negotiations are really like and his expectations for a Copenhagen deal in a recent Politico blog, which has excerpts reposted here.

An unprecedented combination of climate change and increasing human pressures could have a devastating effect on coral reefs in the near shore areas of Southern Madagascar.

Kim Carstensen, leader of WWF's Global Climate Initiative, says a leaked draft Copenhagen climate agreement prepared by the Danish hosts of the summit should be regarded "as a distraction" from the negotiations which should focus on texts that have been worked up in previous negotiating sessions.

Leaders from around the world have the unique opportunity in Copenhagen to act on calls of tens of millions of hopeful people who asked for a fair climate deal that can help save this planet from a devastating threat.

A pithy new brochure from the Wildlife Conservation Society profiles more than a dozen animals facing threats from climate change.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said today that based on January-October data, 2009 is likely to be among the top ten warmest years on record.