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While the rest of Germany enjoys a public holidays, negotiators and NGOs delegates remained busy as bees on the third day of the climate talks…
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What is the vision of trade unions of climate equity? How can workers be part of the solution? Why should trade unions be represented in climate governance? Special 1st of May interviews…
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Will universal participation be achieved at the expense of the climate in 2015?
Guess post by Luke Kemp, PhD scholar…
Who has the responsibility to take climate actions in the mid-term? – a question at the core of the climate negotiations ongoing this week. Overview of the stalemate and how the discussion could actually move forward…
Read post →During the second day of the Bonn climate talks, negotiators discussed the low-carbon initiatives in place in many countries and reiterated their positions in relation to the 2015 agreement. Observers hope that the discussions will focus on more practical elements in the coming days.
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Short overview of the diverging views put forward by the most influential negotiating blocks in relation to the essential question of responsibility for climate action.
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Sebastien Duyck shares his impressions of the first day of the Bonn Climate Change Conference in a google hangout with the Joshua Wiese
Read post →Photo-blog from the opening of the climate negotiations: the Bonn UNFCCC talks under the theme of urgency
Read post →One third of the time has already passed between the decision in Durban to launch a new round of climate negotiations and the deadline set for this agreement with little progress recorded so far. The upcoming Bonn climate negotiations next week must give a new momentum to this discussion. Overview of the main issues on the table…
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Christiana Figueres gives a sneak peak at the upcoming April session of the Bonn Climate Change Conference
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Once again, the lobbyists advocating for the interest of carbon intensive industries have managed to prevent EU climate action, guaranteeing a discount rate for pollution in Europe. This disappointing votes brings me back to the starting point of my engagement with the climate movement.
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The position of the Arctic in the climate change negotiations is somewhat paradoxical: while the “melting sea ice” narrative is at the core of the climate debate, the Arctic was less represented than ever at the Doha climate conference.
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