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Over 130 people from across 11 countries have flown into Sandakan, Malaysia for South East Asia’s first ever “game changing” gathering on Renewable Energy.

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While the negotiators will try to scaffold their past agreements with a common sense of understanding on many remaining issues, our team will be on the ground to track the latest developments in the climate negotiations…

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We’re back…

On December 10, 2011 By

After being kicked out late last night, negotiations have started again and Australia and others need to join the coalition of the willing and support the EU, AOSIS and LDCs…

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Check out my latest video outlining the need for action at this year’s UN Climate Summit in Durban, South Africa and also how we can keep the pressure on Australia to take the next step in acting on climate.

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Introducing our core team of Negotiator Trackers who arrived in South Africa for COP17 / the Durban Climate Change Conference.

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Growing up with two younger sisters and two older brothers, meal times in my family were a hive of activity.…

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The heavily debated carbon price legislation has just passed the Senate – an historic first step for Australia in tackling…

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This is an edited version of an article published in Australia’s ABC online.
There is no doubt that the road…

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Sitting through meeting after meeting as negotiators debate the details of baby steps toward dealing with climate change while extreme weather increasingly wreaks havoc on people’s lives across the world, I could feel the moral outrage bubbling up inside me too.

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Climate talks resume

On October 1, 2011 By

International talks that could help unlock a global climate deal are now underway in Panama.

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While we polish our more thought out reflections on the week, I want to share this quick video of the…

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El futuro del planeta se encuentra en manos de unos cuantos…
No busco sonar apocalíptica pero debemos abrir los ojos…

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