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The future of the AWG-LCA is a little bit uncertain…to say the least.
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With the launch of the Durban Platform discussions, delegates have managed to complicate a little more the UNFCCC spaghetti bowl. Here is a glance at 3 crucial elements that need to be dealt with urgently in the negotiations to ensure that the climate talks do not stumble at the end of the year.
Read post →Never-before-seen footage of the finance debates inside the AWG-LCA.
Read post →Common accounting is turning out to be a hot potato tossed around Bangkok
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While our tracker Chris is directly following the whereabouts of the climate negotiators in Bangkok, l am this time only keeping an eye on the general state-of-play of the negotiations from the distance. A few thoughts after the first 4 days of “informal” negotiations…
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Now is the perfect time for Australia to continue its commitment into the Kyoto Protocol’s second commitment period
Read post →A poem for the UNFCCC inspired by Jonathan Pershing
Read post →Day 2 and trust and cooperation is holding us back
Read post →Lost Artic Sea Ice Found in Bangkok Climate Negotiations…no worries everybody!
Read post →Bangkok begins with a good old Twitter tease between @EU and @Venezuela
Read post →德班会议正式拉开帷幕，各方能达成哪些协议？世界对中国有怎样的期待？气候公正是什么？全球气候行动联盟总干事Kelly Rigg女士，近日接受了我们的专访。
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Most countries by now have successfully mapped the space between where they are and where many aspire to go in terms of international agreement. As any good sailor knows, however, there is a big difference between a map and a chart, and governments have yet to fill in all of the policy details or plot their entire course.
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