Extreme weather warning issued at unfccc
Posted on 06. Aug, 2010 by annac in Adopt a Negotiator, United Kingdom
Yesterday at the un it started to rain, but this wasn’t your usual summer shower…
The small things
Posted on 05. Aug, 2010 by annac in Adopt a Negotiator, United Kingdom
Days at the UN are long and hard and progress is slow. Our UK tracker has her own way of getting through…
True love needs commitment
Posted on 05. Aug, 2010 by annac in Adopt a Negotiator
This morning our tracker team in Bonn attended a wedding…
There’s no I in team but there’s a me in movement…
Posted on 04. Aug, 2010 by annac in Adopt a Negotiator, United Kingdom
with many of the negotiating sessions closed our uk tracker has taken the time today to think about her place in this all.
*Insert back to Bonn/no progress/mind the gap related pun here*
Posted on 03. Aug, 2010 by annac in Adopt a Negotiator, United Kingdom
Our UK tracker has arrived in Bonn and is rather stumped on the blogging pun front. But this week the UNFCCC have a rather more difficult question than a pun to ponder…
Back to reality
Posted on 10. Jun, 2010 by annac in United Kingdom
Our UK tracker has left the UNFCCC and returned to reality. She’s not the only one though…
What type of negotiator are you?
Posted on 08. Jun, 2010 by annac in United Kingdom
Our UK tracker is hoping her negotiators didn’t pick their specialisms from a magazine quiz, as she gives us the low down on what different roles there are on a negotiating team.
Wood for the trees?
Posted on 07. Jun, 2010 by annac in United Kingdom
LULUCF has been a hot topic in Bonn. But our UK tracker (who’s rather a fan of trees…) thinks some people might have forgotten what it’s really all about.
Same old…?
Posted on 04. Jun, 2010 by annac in United Kingdom
Our trackers have been doing this for a year now, our UK tracker is finding it difficult to come up with new ways to tell the same story…
The Class of 2010.
Posted on 02. Jun, 2010 by annac in United Kingdom
Copenhagen seems to have served as a graduation ceremony for many, so where does that leave us in the negotiations?
