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The article discusses the environmental policies of Ed Miliband, Great Britain's Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change. In the article Miliband addresses a number of issues including the December 2009 summit meeting on climate change held in Copenhagen, Denmark, Great Britain's wind generating capacity, and his commitment to social justice.

Comments on the next round of negotiations on climate change in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in December 2004. Growing alarm among scientists that climate change is occurring faster and more dramatically than was previously thought; Observation that few policy-makers have high expectations for the meeting; Outlook for negotiations; Issue of helping developing countries adapt to a changing climate; Suggestion that there are few signs that British Prime Minister Tony Blair's aspirations have been translated into a practical political strategy.

Focuses on the need for climate change in Great Britain. Problems of the country concerning emissions; Strategies and regulations proposed by the Labour party to deal with environmental issues; Link between aviation emission and climate change.