From the recent discovery of a species of wasp that enslave unsuspecting spiders to a new report from the United Nations that estimates a 500% growth over the next 10 years in computer waste in India alone, a lot happened this week in green. Full Article at Treehugger

I spoke with Inhofe by phone right after the hearing about who’s perpetrating the climate hoax, who’s being hoodwinked by it, and why he doesn’t believe clean energy creates jobs. Q. Sen. Inhofe, hi, how are you? A. I’m cold, of course, but I’m good. Q. Full Article at Grist

Photo via Squeezyboy Last May, Pike Research estimated that e-waste going to our landfills would plateau by 2015 and begin to decline. That's great news since landfill is the last place we want our e-waste going. Full Article at Treehugger

PARIS—The head of the United Nations’ climate convention said Thursday that he was to resign, in a surprise announcement that comes barely two months after the fiercely contested Copenhagen summit on tackling global warming. Full Article at Grist

Funding to help poor countries tackle the long-term effects of climate change, has been announced by Gordon Brown. Full Article at Environmental Data Interactive

Demand is picking up in the voluntary carbon credit market particularly from the United States, according to carbon offset retailers and brokers, reports Reuters. Full Article at Environmental Leader

Image credit: FreeCat/Flickr Even if fishing in European waters was stopped today, a new report claims, populations would be unable to rebound enough to meet the 2015 targets set by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. Full Article at Treehugger