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Acid News Magazine with reports mainly from Europe on the problems of acidification and air pollution, and measures that are being taken to counteract them. Four issues a year, delivered free on request. Acid News is newsletter from the secretariat, which is issued four times a year and distributed free of charge to some 4000 selected recipients. Subscribe for free issues You can get a free subscription to Acid News. Read more

December 2009 Warming speeds up The speed and scope of climate change is .. Read more » December 2009 Forests in peril Global warming may cause massive die-back of the .. Read more » December 2009 The tar sand disaster The tar sand development in Alberta has been described .. Read more » December 2009 Welcome to the world at +4°C A new map published by the British government .. Read more » October 2009 High noon for +2°C A new AirClim factsheet takes a close look at the .. Read more » October 2009 Most rich Kyoto countries off track Many rich countries will not be able to meet their .. Read more » June 2009 Emissions from rich countries still increasing Almost half of the signatory states to the Kyoto protocol Read more » March 2009 One per cent will do Global warming can be kept below the critical 2°C rise .. Read more » March 2009 Strong – and weak The EU climate package - finally approved last .. Read more » March 2009 The other CO2 problem Within decades increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide .. Read more » December 2008 Time for fair climate agreement How will the countries of the world reach agreement on a fair plan to .. Read more » December 2008 Climate change gathers pace faster than expected Global warming is accelerating faster than experts had previously .. Read more » December 2008 Climate policies improve health Health savings of up to 25 billion euro could be achieved every year .. Read more » October 2008 Coal industry fighting for survival A new report takes a look behind the bright vision  .. Read more » June 2008 Tangible climate effects already apparent To avoid unwanted effects, the level of CO2 in the atmosphere must be .. Read more » June 2008 Warming could hit tropical wildlife hardest Despite the fact that climate changes are expected to be greatest closest to the .. Read more » March 2008 Road map agreed on Bali Two weeks of negotiations on Bali in December resulted in an agreement between .. Read more » March 2008 Expensive and unsustainable Germany continues to invest in brown coal mining, despite ambitious climate targets. Read more » December 2007 The time for doubt has passed In the run-up to the Climate Conference in December the Intergovern­mental Panel .. Read more » December 2007 Massive emission reductions needed To limit global warming to 2C above pre-industrial levels, emissions from the .. Read more » June 2007 IPCC: It is possible to stop global warming We must make sweeping cuts in greenhouse gas emissions in the next 50 years, but it .. Read more » June 2007 IPCC: The poorest people will be hardest hit The effects of human-induced climate change pose an increasing threat to the .. Read more » March 2007 IPCC: The heat is on Evidence that human activities are causing the planet to warm up is .. Read more »

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