Members of the World Health Organizationare blamingthe spreadof malaria on global warming when the real culprit was modern transportation.

Members of the World Health Organizationare blamingthe spreadof Malaria on global warming; however, diseases are not restricted to certain climates and poor countries.

A recent article by leading malaria scientists should set the record straight that malaria growth has not been caused by climate change.

The Russians and British, instead of reaching closer consensus over climate policies, now seem further apart than ever before.

The Russians and Brits, instead of reaching a greater understanding over climate policies, now seem further apart than ever before.

Members of the European Parliament are against the use of pesticides, but also want to stop the spread of malaria.

In attempting to ban pesticides, policymakers are overlooking the risk of insect-borne diseases.

Trying to prevent the spread of disease by combating energy use, as advocated by the World Health Organization, is an extremely uncertain and possibly counterproductive policy.