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  • British Prime Minister Gordon Brown meets with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Copenhagen, on the 11th day of the U.N. Climate Change Conference.
    U.S. Vows Aid To U.N. Climate Disaster Fund
    Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says the U.S. will contribute to a proposed $100 billion fund to help developing countries adapt to climate change-related disasters such as floods and crop failures.
  • A Forecast For San Diego Fire Season
    Will this be another cool, grey summer? Or will it be hot and dry as a bone? On this first day of summer, we'll try to get some idea about the dangers of this year's fire season in San Diego.
  • For Hunter-Gault, the News Out of Africa is Good
    After 20 years with the NewsHour on PBS, Charlayne Hunter-Gault joined NPR as African correspondent. She moved on to CNN as Johannesburg bureau chief and eventually back again to NPR. Her beat is st
  • More Delays For Carlsbad Desalination Plant
    A Carlsbad desalination project faces another delay. A state lands commission decision has been postponed until December. KPBS reporter Ed Joyce has details.
  • While Russia's president, Vladimir Putin visits a farm in the Volga region, outside Saratov, in September 2004. Since then, Putin has helped bail out farmers in the area, but many observers worry about his party's seemingly pervasive power.
    Putin's Long Reach Grips Russia's Provinces
    Far downriver from Moscow's affluence, the struggling Volga River city of Saratov is trying to catch up. For some, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's pervasive and all-powerful party is helping to provide solutions. For many others, it's part of the problem.
  • California Snowpack Healthy, But Water Conservation Still Urged
    The latest winter snow survey by the California Department of Water Resources indicates that snowpack water content is looking good for this time of year.
  • Australia Pays Attention to Climate-Change Report
    A report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change in Paris is of special interest to drought-stricken Australia. Dr. Graeme Pearman has seen the report and is working on a related IPCC study due in April.
  • President Obama addressed the U.N. Climate Change Summit on Tuesday at United Nations Headquarters in New York.
    Obama: U.S. 'Determined To Act' On Climate Change
    President Obama on Tuesday declared that the United States is a serious partner in combating global warming. "We understand the gravity of the climate threat. We are determined to act," he said in a speech at a U.N. climate change summit in New York.
  • Water Supply Still Tight Despite Recent Rains
    The region's water supply continues to be stretched despite recent rains. Because of tight supplies regional water managers have created a new online tool that tracks Southern California's stored wate
  • Climate Change Could Cost California Billions
    UC San Diego researchers say unless the effects of climate change are reduced, California faces a dismal economic and environmental future. KPBS Environment Reporter Ed Joyce has more on what's predi
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