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(The Guardian) The government must develop green technologies, such as clean-burning coal and renewable energy sources, to combat the worst effects of climate change, the incoming chief science adviser told an influential group of MPs yesterday.
Professor John Beddington, who will take over from Sir David King as the government's chief scientist in January, said there was now a global acceptance that climate change was a serious threat and urged ministers to explore technological fixes to lessen its impact.


















