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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.
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…
Read post →A “low ambition” outcome in Doha
by Martin Khor (10 Dec 12)
After a 24 hour delay, delegates from more than 194 nations finally reached an agreement on a package of…
Read post →In Doha, parties must come keeping one thing in mind - that the situation is getting catastrophic, and it’s time to get serious.
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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 →Common accounting is turning out to be a hot potato tossed around Bangkok
Read post →Day 2 and trust and cooperation is holding us back
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Due to the absence of progress in the process for the nomination of a chair of the new negotiating track under the Durban Platform, the secretariat put up a note informing delegates of an upcoming election… Reflections on elections at the UNFCCC
Read post →Longing for agreement on the Durban Platform work-plan; questions about the number of negotiating days before COP18; a fight over ADP chairs; Fossil of the day; perverse subsidies and more…
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