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It just isn’t fair

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Different ideas of equity in the draft texts define the climate negotiations. Different states have different ideas about what exactly…

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One week is over at the 19th session of the Conference of Parties here at Warsaw. One whole week of…

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At the second day of this year’s Climate Change negotiations at Warsaw Like-Minded Developing Countries group, dominated mainly by countries…

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Climate change is real, the typhoon in Philippines which has killed thousands and displaced countless is a painful reminder…

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At a press briefing earlier this morning, YOUNGO, the UN youth constituency at the climate talks, spoke of their belief…

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If government representatives could move beyond "negotiations as usual", the Bonn climate talks could actually deliver several interesting outcomes on two crucial elements of the climate talks: the role of humans and communities in international climate policies and concrete opportunities to strengthen global cooperation around mitigation actions.

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The negotiations concluded on Friday a couple of hours earlier than expected, indicated the relative satisfaction of most delegates with the outcomes of their discussions. Photoblog…

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Climate negotiators spent most of the fourth day of the Bonn climate talks discussing mitigation. The highlight of the day for observer was the consultation with the co-chairs of the negotiations.

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ADP -2-, ECO Newsletter #5 (Friday, 3 May), by CAN International - focused on the low-carbon future

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Developing countries highlight importance of historical responsibility for equity
by Alejandro Rafa

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ADP -2-, ECO Newsletter #4 (Thursday, 2 May), by CAN International - focused on the low-carbon future

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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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