The Independent
Darfur: The evidence of war crimes
2 Ağustos 2007
500 drawings by children who escaped the violence are to be submitted to the International Criminal Court as proof of war crimes by...
UN to send 26,000 troops to halt conflict in Darfur
1 Ağustos 2007
After many months of frustration and delay, the UN last night authorised the deployment of an intervention force of up to 26,000 UN and...
Justice at last for 'Comrade Duch'
1 Ağustos 2007
After 1.7 million deaths and nearly 30 years, the first of Pol Pot's henchmen is charged with crimes against humanity
The US addiction to oil: The battered Hummer that symbolises a divided nation
20 Temmuz 2007
A quiet Washington suburb has become the focus of America's climate change schism after an act of vandalism by environmental activists....
The Big Debate: The consequences of changing seasons
19 Temmuz 2007
Are our seasons beginning to change? And, if so, what can this mean for our glorious British countryside?
Derailed: Government's green promises on transport policy
18 Temmuz 2007
A green transport policy? New figures show how 30 years of failure has put Britain on the road to gridlock and pollution. By Ben Russell,...
Leading article: Tuvalu sounds the alarm
16 Temmuz 2007
The people of Tuvalu are on the front line of climate change, and their heroic efforts to stave off the effects can only be applauded. They...
S.O.S.: Pacific islanders battle to save what is left of their country from rising seas
16 Temmuz 2007
Veu Lesa, a 73-year-old villager in Tuvalu, does not need scientific reports to tell him that the sea is rising. The evidence is all around...
'A dead Iraqi is just another dead Iraqi... You know, so what?'
12 Temmuz 2007
Interviews with US veterans show for the first time the pattern of brutality in Iraq. By Leonard Doyle
African forest under threat from sugar cane plantation
10 Temmuz 2007
Conservationists in Uganda are fighting a last-ditch battle to stop the destruction of a forest reserve by a sugar corporation friendly...
So, Al Gore, what's the one thing we can all do to tackle climate change?
9 Temmuz 2007
The Live Earth organiser answers your questions
Live Earth: One big gesture for man, one giant problem for the Earth
9 Temmuz 2007
Live Earth was watched by two billion people on a day when 20 million tons of carbon were emitted, a square kilometre of the Antarctic ice...
Leading article: An extraordinary day for the planet
9 Temmuz 2007
Yesterday was a remarkable day. Alan Johnston came home. The Tour de France started in London. Lewis Hamilton was given pole position at...
Live Earth: Madonna tells 'IoS' she will follow Gore's lead
9 Temmuz 2007
The multi-home-owning, jet-setting headliner of Britain's Wembley gig says she will follow Al Gore's green blueprint for superstars....
Live Earth, Wembley Stadium, London
9 Temmuz 2007
A heady day of loud music and tips about loft insulation. By Alice Jones
A message from the melting slopes of Everest
6 Temmuz 2007
The sons of Hillary and Tenzing speak out about climate change: "Believe us, it's a reality" By Cahal Milmo and Sam Relph
Nigeria fights tobacco and drugs giants in court
5 Temmuz 2007
Nigeria's largest state, Kano, was embroiled yesterday in separate court battles against two of the West's largest multinationals who are...
Environment head admits budget too small to fight floods
4 Temmuz 2007
As Britain tried to cope with a fresh deluge of rain yesterday, Baroness Young, the head of the embattled Environment Agency, has admitted...
World's first floating wind farm to be built in North Sea
2 Temmuz 2007
The world's first floating wind turbine could be up and running in under two years after the German engineering giant Siemens teamed up...
Wild Weather: dispatches from an ailing planet
2 Temmuz 2007
Cyclones devastate parts of Pakistan, floods wreak havoc in Texas, wildfires threaten Athens. And this is just the start, reports David...
Extreme weather wakes US up to climate change
29 Haziran 2007
US public opinion is rapidly waking up to the threat posed by global warming, despite the best efforts of the Bush Administration and much...
This planet ain't big enough for the 6,500,000,000
28 Haziran 2007
Behind the climate crisis lies a global issue that no one wants to tackle: do we need radical plans to reduce the world's population? Chris...
Flood defence spending delayed for years in storm-ravaged cities
27 Haziran 2007
· Up to £250m a year needed, say insurers · Death toll rises to four as hundreds are evacuated. By John Vidal, Helen Carter, Martin...
Flooding misery set to continue as more rain forecast across Britain
27 Haziran 2007
Heavy rain looks set to bring more floods across Britain as emergency services battleto cope with the effects of the monsoon summer...
