Coperhagen Cimate Summit

Guardian, UK

Thousands march on climate summit

Independent, UK

Protest hits climate talks

• Johann Hari: It's the protesters who offer the best hope for our planet

New York Times  

Climate Talks Near Deal to Save Forests

By ELISABETH ROSENTHAl

The sharp line between a Brazilian forest and a cleared section of land lies at one of the fronts in efforts to save the world’s forests.

Negotiators were closing in on a sweeping deal that would compensate countries for preserving forests and other natural landscapes.

• Video: Negotiators Remain Hung Up Over Disputes
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Police Beat Back Climate Protesters

By TOM ZELLER Jr. and JOHN M. BRODER 12:49 PM ET

Reporter’s Notebook

In Copenhagen, ‘To Be Elaborated’ Is a Stalemate

By ANDREW C. REVKIN and JOHN M. BRODER

The top United Nations climate official said the many disputes at the climate conference reflected the challenge of finding common ground among 193 countries.

Editorials from the New York Times

This Week in Copenhagen

There is no chance of even an interim agreement from the global warming conference without the enthusiastic participation of China

Lifting the Silence

Military rules about soldiers in therapy should be redrawn so that every painful discussion does not open the patient’s file to the eyes of a commanding officer.

Columnists

GAIL COLLINS

Going Naked in Kabul

When did we decide that letting private contractors stand in for our military in sensitive and dangerous situations was a good plan?

Op-Ed Contributors

Obama’s Condolence Problem

By PAUL STEINBERG

The increase in suicides in the military suggests that we need to find a balance between concern for families left behind and efforts to prevent copycat suicides.