Canada, Let’s Get to Work
Posted on 08. Apr, 2010 by joannadafoe in Canada
Canada’s hot ticket for winning Bonn, and the new spirit of Canadian leadership - let’s get to work!
Gee I’m only 20 years old…G20
Posted on 27. Sep, 2009 by Leela Raina in India, Uncategorized
India is emerging as a strong contender to push the negotiations forward, it is constructively supporting an agreement at Copenhagen and building momentum all along on mitigation actions being conducted back home in India.
New Trackers Join the ‘Adopt a Negotiator’ Team
Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by adoptanegotiator in Canada, China
China has stepped into the circle of potential leaders in the talks while Canada’s recent silence has perhaps moved the country farther outside of that circle. Given these developments…
Climate Week in Review
Posted on 24. Sep, 2009 by Joshua Wiese in Uncategorized
Anyone interested in getting a climate deal out of the Copenhagen conference has watched with eager eyes - wondering what kind of mandate negotiators will have as they begin the next round of treaty talks in Bangkok on Monday.
Australia: climate negotiations circuit breaker or circus booster?
Posted on 22. Sep, 2009 by Cara Bevington in Australia
Either way, the announcement that Penny Wong, Australia’s Climate Change Minister made in Washington, DC last Friday was significant.
What a week to start our future!
Posted on 21. Sep, 2009 by annac in United Kingdom
This week is action packed in the world of climate talk. Gordon Brown seems to know what he has to do, but do you? The future starts here! Check out how you can be involved!
Podcast: Check-in with WWF on Climate Week in New York
Posted on 19. Sep, 2009 by Joshua Wiese in Adopt a Negotiator, U.S.A.
Tasneem Essop, International Climate Policy Advocate at WWF South Africa, joins Adopt a Negotiator for a check in on the major events taking place in the US this coming week.
Will Japan make one giant leap for mankind and the Earth?
Posted on 17. Sep, 2009 by Eri Aoki in Japan
「日本は、人類にとって、地球にとって大きな一歩を踏み出すことができるのか？」
16日、ついに日本で新政権が発足しました！！歴史に残る出来事と言われています。自民党が第1党でなくなるのは戦後、自民結党以後初のことだそうです（野党になったことはある。）。選挙・官僚・民主党と環境行政の流れをざっとつかむにはこの記事がわかりやすい。「H教授の環境行政時評ー第80講」（EICネット）
民主党のマニュフェストの環境政策はこちら。（民主党）
そして、世界中から期待されているのは、やはり鳩山新総理が日本の２０２０年までの温室効果ガスの削減目標（中期目標）について「1990年比25％削減を目指す」と述べたことでしょう。
WAKE UP…it’s the first day of the rest of your life!
Posted on 16. Sep, 2009 by annac in United Kingdom
On 21st of September thousands of people around the world will be coming together to sound a global wake up call before the UN climate summit and a G20 meeting. But it’s not just our leaders and politicians who need to wake up….we all do!
Australia needs to improve grades on ‘climate change’ report card when the UN & G20 meet next week
Posted on 16. Sep, 2009 by Cara Bevington in Australia
Australia has been named the worst per capita C02 polluter in the world.