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Countdown to Copenhagen

Explore our new feature discussing climate science policy, showcasing notable news and updates leading to the Copenhagen conference.

ByKeith Kloor

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That's the name of a new twice-weekly feature that I just started writing for Nature's great blog, Climate Feedback. My first post appeared yesterday, and you can look for them regularly on Tuesdays and Fridays in the run-up to the Copenhagen conference. The posts will survey topical storylines and noteworthy news of the week related to the climate science/policy/politics/media nexus.

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