Archive for 'Negotiations'
Arctic Ice in Death Spiral
Greenhouse Neutral Foundation comment – This report foreshadows a very grim future for all. We have no further time to waste in de-carbonizing our global activities. We must gather together as a single voice and demand our political masters’ act now! UXBRIDGE, Sep 20 (IPS) – The carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels have [...]
Posted: September 21st, 2010 under Action Needed, Climate Change, Climate Politics, Foundation News, General, Negotiations, World News.
Tags: activism, arctic, catastrophic climate change, climate negotiations, global warming, Ice free Arctic, science, Tipping Points, World News
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World Leaders agree on the official banner for Cancun Mexico Climate Change Conference.
On November 29th 2010 through to December 10th world leaders will once more meet to discuss the future of all of us. They will have the opportunity once more to make historic decisions for the reduction of emissions that are leading us down the road to runaway catastrophic climate change in the coming decades. Following [...]
Posted: September 13th, 2010 under Action Needed, Climate Change, Climate Politics, Foundation News, General, Negotiations.
Tags: Cancun Mexico, catastrophic climate change, Climate Change, climate negotiations, Copenhagen, global warming, greenhouse emissions, International negotiations, Obama administration, World News
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We Can’t Wish Away Climate Change – Al Gore
It would be an enormous relief if the recent attacks on the science of global warming actually indicated that we do not face an unimaginable calamity requiring large-scale, preventive measures to protect human civilization as we know it. Of course, we would still need to deal with the national security risks of our growing dependence [...]
Posted: February 28th, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations.
Tags: activist, Climate Change, climate negotiations, global warming, International negotiations, United Nations, United States
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Yvo de Boer’s resignation compounds sense of gathering climate crisis
Despite his steady hands at the helm of climate talks, de Boer was losing his touch and navigated into rancorous territory How can everything have gone so wrong so quickly? A year ago, the prospects for successful climate change regulation were bright: a new US president promised positive re-engagement with the international community on the issue, civil society [...]
Posted: February 24th, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations, World News.
Tags: Climate Change, climate negotiations, Copenhagen, global warming, International negotiations, United Nations, World News
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What A Difference a Year Makes: ‘Cherish, Tweak, Scrap’ Options for IPCC?
Amid all the hand-wringing, legitimate and not-so, over shortcomings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in the wake of hacked e-mails, a blown Himalayan melting glaciers prediction, and sundry other issues, Nature magazine comes through with an intelligent and well thought-out exchange of views on a possible post-IPCC world. Strange that just a [...]
Posted: February 23rd, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations.
Tags: IPCC
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EU agrees to make lowest climate offer to U.N
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – The European Union has decided to stick to its lowest offer for cutting carbon emissions under a U.N climate accord, but will maintain a conditional pledge to do more if others follow suit, EU diplomats said on Wednesday. Their comments after EU ambassadors met in Brussels confirmed the 27-nation bloc’s commitment to [...]
Posted: February 3rd, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations, World News.
Tags: Climate Change, climate negotiations, COP15, Copenhagen, emissions reductions, European Union, global warming, International negotiations
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Minimal climate goal set by Australia – 5% by 2020
AUSTRALIA has declared it will not go beyond a 5 per cent cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 without guaranteed action by major emitters including the US, China and India. The Government’s formal submission to the Copenhagen Accord – the widely criticised agreement hatched between the US and major developing countries at the conference [...]
Posted: February 3rd, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations, World News.
Tags: Australia, China, Climate Change, climate negotiations, emissions reductions, global warming, India, International negotiations, Kyoto, United States
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Climate talks bigger threat to Saudi than oil rivals
RIYADH (Reuters) – United Nations climate talks are a bigger threat to top oil exporter Saudi Arabia than increased oil supplies from rival producers, its lead climate negotiator said on Sunday. SAUDI ARABIA Saudi Arabia’s economy depends on oil exports so stands to be one of the biggest losers in any pact that curbs oil [...]
Posted: January 27th, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations.
Tags: Climate Change, climate negotiations, global warming, oil, Oil Industry, Peak Oil, United Nations, World Oil Reserves
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No guarantee of 2010 warming treaty: UN
World talks on climate change may not yield a legally binding pact by year’s end, UN pointman Yvo de Boer said on Wednesday in his first public assessment after last month’s turbulent Copenhagen summit. De Boer, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), said he had taken stock among a number [...]
Posted: January 27th, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations, World News.
Tags: Climate Change, climate negotiations, global warming, International negotiations, Mexico, United Nations
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U.N. Official Says Climate Deal Is at Risk
WASHINGTON — Just a month after world leaders fashioned a tentative and nonbinding agreement at the climate change summit meeting in Copenhagen, the deal already appears at risk of coming undone, the top United Nations climate official warned on Wednesday. Facing a Jan. 31 deadline, major countries have yet to submit their plans for reducing [...]
Posted: January 21st, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations, World News.
Tags: China, Climate Change, climate change emissions reductions, climate negotiations, Copenhagen, global warming, India, International negotiations, Kyoto, Obama administration
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