Cap- -trade News

Here's an idea that might appeal to folks of all sorts politically in the United States and that's to lower income taxes and raise taxes on polluters.

Since the ClimateGate revelations prior to the Copenhagen summit, Climate Change proponents have been deluged with bad news. Illegalities were found in the East Anglia emails, and three key articles on which the IPCC report was based have been debunked.

With U.S. President Barack Obama expected to attend the negotiation rounds later in the UN's Copenhagen climate change summit, White House aides promised 'robust' negotiations with no reparations.

As the UN's Copenhagen climate summit kicks off and the Obama administration officially declares carbon a danger to public health, a parody emerges on Youtube on the core 'climategate' controversy.

President Obama's decision to head to Copenhagen for the final sessions there is a symbolic gesture on the importance of the matter - but the 'climategate' scandal may cast a longer shadow for Democratic strategists.

In protest to Copenhagen's distribution of postcards in area hotels advising attendees of the climate summit not to buy sex from the city's prostitutes, Danish sex workers are offering free sex to all UN conference participants.

With the backdrop of 'climategate' investigations and the many Copenhagen presentations yet to be made before world leaders, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore says that anything agreed upon in Copenhagen is not enough.

Senator Boxer reacts to the 'climategate' question on leaked emails that appear to suppress the scientific process of peer review, saying hackers should face criminal prosecution.

Following on the heels of the 'Climategate' email scandal, China dealt another blow to global cap-and-trade prospects - saying it will not adopt emissions caps without international funding.