Archive for 'Negotiations'
Emissions targets set for delay
The future of the EU’s Low Carbon Revolution hangs in the balance as it becomes likely its emissions targets will be delayed again. The ongoing uncertainty is rooted in the EU’s offer to the Copenhagen climate summit of a 30% emissions cut. But this was dependent on “comparable effort” from other big polluters. Observers say [...]
Posted: January 20th, 2010 under Climate Change, Climate Politics, General, Negotiations.
Tags: Climate Change, climate change emissions reductions, climate negotiations, Copenhagen, European Union, global warming, International negotiations, Obama administration
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Europe’s Post-Copenhagen View of Obama
The Copenhagen summit on climate change taught Europe a hard lesson about its trans-Atlantic partner. Great hope had greeted President Obama when he replaced George W. Bush at the American helm, but a year later Europeans are realizing that Mr. Obama is going to have a very difficult time delivering on his agenda. During the [...]
Posted: January 14th, 2010 under Climate Change, General, Negotiations.
Tags: Climate Change, climate change emissions reductions, climate negotiations, Copenhagen, global warming, International negotiations, Obama administration, United States
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Climate change has no time for delay or denial
Powerful vested interests and climate sceptics will work overtime to block legislation and discredit the science ahead of the next global climate summit in Mexico It is often said by perceptive observers that a disconnect is in evidence in many countries between a public that want stringent action to tackleclimate change and what governments are [...]
Posted: January 6th, 2010 under Climate Change, General, Nature, Negotiations.
Tags: Climate Change, emissions reductions, global warming, IPCC, Tipping Points, United States
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If you want to know who’s to blame for Copenhagen, look to the US Senate
The last time global negotiations collapsed like this was in Doha, in 2001. After the trade talks fell apart, the World Trade Organisation assured delegates that there was nothing to fear: they would move to Mexico, where a deal would be done. The negotiations ran into the sand of the Mexican resort of Cancún, never [...]
Posted: December 21st, 2009 under Climate Change, General, Negotiations.
Tags: China, Climate Change, climate change emissions reductions, climate negotiations, Copenhagen, global warming, International negotiations, Kyoto, Obama administration
Comments: 2
Klein & McKibben of 350.org: Take off the kid gloves with Obama.
Klein & McKibben: Take off the kid gloves with Obama. Uploaded by theuptake. – News videos hot off the press. var showHover=false;
Posted: December 21st, 2009 under Climate Change, General, Negotiations.
Tags: 350ppm, activists, Climate Change, climate change emissions reductions, European Union, global warming, International negotiations, Kyoto, Obama administration, United Nations
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The world reflects on Copenhagen process
Strengths and weaknesses of the UN system for dealing with climate change were highlighted by the process leading to the Copenhagen Accord. When leaders from USA, China, Brazil, India and South Africa sat down together Friday night to draft the Copenhagen Accord which on Saturday became the outcome of the UN conference on climate change, [...]
Posted: December 21st, 2009 under Climate Change, General, Negotiations.
Tags: Climate Change, climate negotiations, COP15, Copenhagen, global warming, International negotiations
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World leaders hammered over climate deal
World leaders insist that the climate deal clinched in desperation at the UN summit in Copenhagen is the best that can be done as they return home to a lashing from critics. Newspapers have widely called the summit accord a failure and experts such as the head of a Nobel Peace prize-winning climate panel says [...]
Posted: December 20th, 2009 under Climate Change, General, Negotiations.
Tags: China, Climate Change, climate negotiations, COP15, Copenhagen, global warming, India, International negotiations, United Nations, US
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A moment of truth at Copenhagen – a game of Chicken – will it be left in the road to nowhere?
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Posted: December 18th, 2009 under Climate Change, General, Negotiations.
Tags: Climate Change, climate negotiations, COP15, Copenhagen, global warming, International negotiations, Obama administration
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Emissions pledges do not match needs at COP15 – Confidential – 3 degrees will be the outcome
Emissions cuts offered so far at the Copenhagen summit will lead to global temperatures rising by an average of three degrees, a confidential UN analysis obtained by The Guardian reveals. A confidential UN draft marked “do not distribute” and “initial draft” shows a gap of up to 4.2 gigatonnes of carbon emissions between the present [...]
Posted: December 18th, 2009 under Climate Change, General, Negotiations.
Tags: Climate Change, climate change emissions reductions, climate negotiations, COP15, Copenhagen, global warming, International negotiations
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My Thousandth Man.
The honourable Mr. Gregory Hilbert of the Green Education Network has been moved to send out an impassioned plea, a plea I echo with every fibre of my soul. We are at the crossroads of humanity. Copenhagen is doomed to fall victim to the shameless rants of selfish self interests. Whether you believe totally in [...]
Posted: December 18th, 2009 under Climate Change, Foundation News, General, Negotiations.
Tags: activism, Climate Change, climate negotiations, Copenhagen, global warming, International negotiations
Comments: 2
