Posted at 13:36 13 November 2009 by Paul Arkwright | Comments[0]
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Posted at 13:36 13 November 2009 by Paul Arkwright | Comments[0]
EU Ambassadors were invited this week to a briefing by Jacqueline Cramer, the Dutch environment Minister. She gave a sobering assessment of the prospects for success at the forthcoming Copenhagen Climate Summit . She noted that, with only 23 days to go, a...
Posted at 13:11 15 October 2009 by Rob Macaire | Comments[2]
Today is Blog Action Day , with bloggers around the world writing about climate change, from thousands of different perspectives. Writing here in Nairobi, it's particularly topical. Parliamentarians from around Africa have just been meeting here,...
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Posted at 22:33 21 November 2009 by Julie Chappell | Comments[2]
ln the run up to the International Day for the elimination of violence against women (25 November), we have been involved in a number of events to raise the profile of the issue here in Guatemala. I joined the Ambassadors of France, Sweden and Spain in a...
Copenhagen – We still have a chance
Posted at 14:34 19 November 2009 by David Miliband | Comments[4]
As this Guardian article set out, Brazil has become the latest country to say it will offer an emissions reduction target at Copenhagen. Following the EU’s legally binding commitments, and alongside the recent Japanese and Korean announcements, this shows...
Copenhagen - pulling together a global deal is the...
Climate Change – Believe the Science
Posted at 14:26 29 October 2009 by David Miliband | Comments[7]
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