Land & Environment

In December 2009 the British newspaper The Guardian, China Dialogue, the billingual environmental website and the School of Journalism and Communication at Wuhan University jointly established the China Environmental Journalism Prize to recognize the best Chinese reporting on environment and cli

Over the next two weeks, the world’s attention will be focused on Copenhagen, where delegates from 192 countries are meeting to discuss a climate deal.

The inconvenient truth about Africa today is that dictatorship presents a far more perilous threat to the survival of Africans than climate change. The devastation African dictators have wreaked upon the social fabric and ecosystem of African societies is incalculable.

Over a year after the World Bank formally withdrew (September 2008) from the social welfare portion of the Chad–Cameroon Petroleum Development Project (CCPDP), acknowledging that the goals were not going to be met,[1] the number and diversity of new analyses make now a good time to revisit the CC