There has been a mixed reaction to the news that US President Barack Obama has won the Nobel Peace Prize. Here's what we think.

Good news for the climate, but bad news for the Hummer.

By tomorrow, 28 August, there will only be 100 days left to go before a crucial world summit on climate change. Greenpeace China is marking the day with a beautiful ice sculpture. Watch it live with us.

We have bad news. We appealed to Hong Kong chief executive Donald Tsang to get serious on climate change, but once again the government has let us all down.

What have soap and shampoos got to do with climate change? Well Sinar Mas, produces so much carbon dioxide chopping up forests to grow palm oil in one tiny province of Indonesia that it is on a par with the emissions of an entire European country.

Seventeen of the world's major economies, including China, are in Washington to discuss climate change. What does that have to do with a six-month-old baby boy in Beijing? Greenpeace China's Catherine Fitzpatrick explains.

If the world was a bank then it would have been saved by now. For the price of a €1.30 (about 11 renminbi) bus ticket per EU citizen per week from now until 2020, the European Union could fund a Green New Deal and save the climate.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is meeting with top Chinese officials in Beijing to discuss Sino-US relations. We were keen to see some tough talk on climate change. What did she say?

On the eve of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's visit to Beijing, Greenpeace China campaign director Sze Pang Cheung explains why this is an historic opportunity for the US and China to save the world from climate change disaster.