Day 6: updates, a brief history of COP15 & a theme song
Posted on 11. Dec, 2009 by Joshua Wiese in Adopt a Negotiator
Video updates from Australia, India, Italy, Canada, the United Kindom, France and Spain on Day 5 of COP15
Please Professor, can I have an extension?
Posted on 13. Nov, 2009 by Rosa Kouri in Canada
The real message of the Barcelona climate talks.
11th hour in Barcelona: trackers preview their verdicts
Posted on 06. Nov, 2009 by adoptanegotiator in Adopt a Negotiator
Midday video diaries from each of our trackers here in Barcelona; how they feel about their negotiator’s work so far.
Death by text
Posted on 05. Nov, 2009 by Rosa Kouri in Canada
The unbearable weight of consensus, the law of infinite discussion, and other joys of collective editing.
¿A quién le toca? / Whose turn is it?
Posted on 05. Nov, 2009 by Ferran Esteve in E.U., Spain
La conferencia termina mañana y el ambiente está extrañamente tranquilo / Barcelona Talks ending tomorrow and the atmosphere is strangely calm
The strange air of tranquillity
Posted on 05. Nov, 2009 by Rosa Kouri in Canada
Rosa reveals zen negotiating tactics, accepts outcome
Hit the ground running… but where to?
Posted on 03. Nov, 2009 by Rosa Kouri in Canada
Mixed signals, walk-outs, and collapsed definitions… welcome to the Canadian tracker’s first day in Barcelona.
Can Canada Move Past Their Dirty Secret?
Posted on 06. Oct, 2009 by Adam MacIsaac in Canada
The Role Of Canada In The UNFCCC Process Seems To Be Limited By Their Dirty Secret Of Bitumen Production & Being A Large Supplier Of Crude Oil To The US.
Donut of the Day: Action in Berlin
Posted on 29. Sep, 2009 by Ole Seidenberg in Canada, Germany
Since the security restrictions in Bangkok won’t let us/CAN award the Fossil of the Day Award to any of those countries that really deserve it, we just took the idea home. The winner today: Canada! The country of donuts…
The Donut: The Newest Canadian Blocking Tactic In Addressing Climate Change
Posted on 28. Sep, 2009 by Adam MacIsaac in Canada
The importance of a donut has never put the international community in such a position before.