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Eco soundings

30 September 2011

  • Country Diary : Yellow leaves of a beech tree in Autumn

    Is it D-Day for the Irton Tree? Two courts will decide today

    A threatened tree in North Yorkshire has national implications - and it's Tweeting them louder than the birds which live in its branches

11 June 2010

  • Bonn Climate talks: Yvo De Boer

    Bonn climate talks diary

    John Vidal: Saudi name down the toilet, Yvo cooks a delegate, the World Bank gets a bashing and windy wonders

8 June 2010

  • Bonn climate talks diary

    Outrage at BP's attendance, aliens seal climate deal and Yvo's Sound of Music farewell

10 December 2009

  • Climate People: Yvo de Boer United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. UN

    Copenhagen diary: Mystery guests, taxpayer travel, and cheering up Yvo

    John Vidal

    Day four: As the UN releases its full conference accreditation list, the UK government is vague over its travel plans and Yvo de Boer remains as gloomy as ever

9 December 2009

  • Lumumba Di-Aping

    Copenhagen diary: Mother Earth rights, African voices and aidwash

    John Vidal

    Day three: Universal declaration of Mother Earth's rights, Lumumba Di-Aping's cult status, and recycling existing aid promises

8 December 2009

  • Copenhagen diary: Prostitutes, zippers and permission to eco jive

    John Vidal
  • COP15: Lars Lokke Rasmussen during opening ceremony

    Copenhagen agenda: emissions, carbon markets and a UN grilling on CDM

7 December 2009

  • Copenhagen diary: Bingos and Ringos fight for space with journalists

    John Vidal

    Day one: Some 35,000 people are registered, but only 15,000 can fit in. So the UN is rationing non-governmental groups and journalists

6 November 2009

  • Russian power station

    Barcelona diary: Russia keeps everyone in dark and Pershing scores direct hit

    Russia tries to hang on to its carbon credits, UK wins a fossil booby prize and US negotiator charms the Indians

5 November 2009

  • Barcelona diary: The USual suspects, paper trail on forests, and dirty Canada

    While the US drags its heels, Canada is trying to pull a fast one by claiming a reduction in emissions against projected targets

2 November 2009

  • Activists with the Greenpeace protest group, hang a banner at the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain

    Barcelona diary: Fighting talk, Russian roulette and Gaudí's 'green' makeover

    John Vidal: It's the final countdown to Copenhagen, but it only takes seven days to agree a legally binding deal, or so it seems

8 October 2009

  • Activists hold banners during a demonstration outside the United Nations Building in Bangkok

    Bangkok diary: acronyms, ambition and underwater meetings

    John Vidal: Norway has proposed 40% emissions cuts. Other countries are trying to bail out of Kyoto. And as the heat rises at the Bangkok climate change talks, Ed Miliband gets a thorough basting

5 October 2009

  • Delegates during the opening of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Bangkok

    Secrecy prevails at Bangkok climate talks

    The EU and rich nations are making themselves inaccessible to the press in Bangkok and the developing countries are furious, writes John Vidal

18 June 2009

  • Is growing strawberries under 400 acres of plastic a step too far?

  • New Forest park staff reach 'breaking point'

17 June 2009

  • Farmers' flak for veggie minister

  • The Queen's birthday honours: a lean year for environment heroes

    John Vidal

9 June 2009

  • Farewell to farming and transport ministers

    The legacy of Jane Kennedy and Geoff Hoon

  • It's England v Argentina in the battle of Bonn

    Carbon emissions of Falkland Islands cause heated debate

  • Big stink at London City airport

    Poisonous fumes at airport caused by planes - not drains

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