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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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Loss and damage has emerged to be an important issue at COP18. Here is a brief look at what it is all about.
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Regardless of how sympathetic individual negotiators might be to the issues we are raising on equity, mitigation, and finance, the U.S. remains committed to moving forward with an unjust agreement.
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Common accounting is turning out to be a hot potato tossed around Bangkok
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Day 2 and trust and cooperation is holding us back
Read post →Over the last Four years, I’ve poured my energy into helping design and enact Africa’s first national climate change legislation…
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The Bonn negotiating session has been disappointing for many with a lot of energy dedicated to discussing process rather than substance. On the other hand, the crucial issue of mid-term mitigation remained at the core of the talks. Unfortunately, the window for opportunity is now closing rapidly, leaving little time for decisions.
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I was very positive and ambitious when I started to watch and track the negotiations in Bonn this year, and…
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In TWN’s 9th update from the Bonn Climate Change Conference: “Durban Platform negotiations must respect equity principles, say developing countries”
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Expectations from ECO on the parties in relation to their “deep concern” regarding the gap in ambition
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A short report on the equity discussions at the climate talks and a personal perspective on this interesting debate
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