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At 5am this morning, the final session of Durban’s COP 17 came to a close over a day and…
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Read post →Tafue Lasama from Tuvalu knows a thing or two about climate change. In the final days, Tuvalu as part of the AOSIS grouping is calling for urgent action to increase ambition
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Read post →Since the opening of COP17 in Durban, the US has insisted that a new legally binding treaty regime will be…
Read post →Instead of an environment of creative expression, to motivate ambition and real progress towards an effective climate change agreement, we are instead subjected to an atmosphere that only facilitates mediocrity.
Read post →Yesterday was an interesting day for climate discussions, however much of it was happening behind closed doors out of the…
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Read post →The work has begun and all eyes are pinned to the International Convention Centre for a deal. Will we have a deal or no deal?
Read post →A group of progressive countries working within the Cartagena Dialogue continue to strive towards achieving a legally binding outcome at Durban.
Read post →As UN climate talks come to Asia next year, the region is moving ahead in low carbon development. Here are some perspectives from Asia on climate change.
Read post →Today I had the opportunity to interview Patricia Espinosa, COP16 president and Mexico’s Secretary of Foreign Affairs. From the Latin American negotiations position to her personal life, and Cancun’s achievements, here you can watch the video with what we discussed some hours ago:
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