The main outcome of the UN Doha Climate Change Conference Dec. 8, 2012 – the Doha Climate Gateway – will influence Taiwan's future climate change policies in a number of ways.

Taiwan's delegation held a side event titled "Exploring Climate Change Adaptation from the Perspectives of Least Developed Countries, African Nations, and Small Island Developing States."

As countries debate the post-Kyoto Protocol framework for carbon emission reductions, Taiwan should build upon its efforts to safeguard the future of the planet.

The ROC's latest campaign reaffirms that Taiwan is “ready, willing and able” to work in combating challenges stemming from global warming and underscores that the nation’s participation in UNFCCC programs would benefit all.

Tel Aviv Journalists Association expressed in its letter to UNFCCC executive secretary disappointment that Taiwan has not yet been included in UNFCCC mechanisms.

The country deserves a place at the world’s climate change forum.

The endangered leopard cat is one of only two wild cat species native to Taiwan. The cats were for many years something of a mystery. That began to change six or seven years ago.

The Cross-strait Environmental Services Exchange Platform integrates all of the relevant information on one platform and consists of seven subsidiary windows.

The EPA presented at the Fifth International Workshop on Pacific Greenhouse Gases Measurement phased results of monitoring Pacific region greenhouse gas concentrations using a commercial container ship and monitoring high-altitude greenhouse gases and atmospheric pollutants using a commercial airliner, the first time that an airliner has been employed in such a way.

As the autumn winds begin to blow, so come the migratory hawks. Head south to Kenting to glimpse them soaring magnificently across the sky.

The swallow is considered an auspicious bird; it’s also believed to be particularly intelligent. Let us explore the unique ecological phenomena that arise from the close contact between man and swallow, and take a peek into their secret lives.

Over the last 30 years, more than 10,000 of Tao-yuan’s -irrigation ponds have been filled in to support urban and commercial development. Only 2,800 remain, slowly gaining the attention and care of the public under the twin umbrellas of wetlands conservation and a campaign to include them on the World Heritage register.

Urbanites are getting closer to nature through city farming programs.

The efforts of local government environmental protection bureaus resulted in 2011 being the best in recent years in terms of average nationwide air quality.

The EPA is currently implementing a number of measures related to green road networks and low-carbon transportation in order to improve air quality and reduce carbon emissions.