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| Blog Name: | BoilingSpot |
| Url: | http://boilingspot.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | catastrophe, climate, crisis |
| Description: | BoilingSpot is a posted global news hub setup in December 2005, during UNFCCC COP11 in Montreal, Canada. This is not only about climate change as physical phenomenon, but also covers system flaws and recurrent system stupidity related to collapse of the society, ecological disaster and other type of human induced crisis. |
| Popularity: | 26 Followers |
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Guyana: the inside story of a REDD deal
By Daniel Nelson | OneWorld UK | 20 November 2009 REDD – the forest component of the international negotiations to curb carbon emissions and climate change – has taken a stride forward with a deal between Guyana and Norway. And Guyanese President Bharrat Jagdeo also took a personal stride forward in terms of PR in Britain this week when he made himself available in London to discuss the deal with forest activists and journalists. The event was filmed and can be viewed on the Global Witness
By Daniel Nelson | OneWorld UK | 20 November 2009 REDD – the forest component of the international negotiations to curb carbon emissions and climate change – has taken a stride forward with a deal between Guyana and Norway. And Guyanese President Bharrat Jagdeo also took a personal stride forward in terms of PR in Britain this week when he made himself available in London to discuss the deal with forest activists and journalists. The event was filmed and can be viewed on the Global Witness
Q&A: Mounting pressure in the lead-up to the Copenhagen conference
With the summit three weeks away, much depends on whether the US can negotiate its obstacles. What of the other nations? Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent | guardian.co.uk | Tuesday 17 November 2009 What is the state of play for Copenhagen now?
With the summit three weeks away, much depends on whether the US can negotiate its obstacles. What of the other nations? Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent | guardian.co.uk | Tuesday 17 November 2009 What is the state of play for Copenhagen now?
REDD discussions in Barcelona
By Chris Lang | REDD-Monitor | 9th November 2009 On the final day of the UN climate change negotiations in Barcelona, two climate activists walked to the front of the main plenary and held up a banner reading “End CO2lonialism”. “They shouted about the dangers of carbon trading and were met with thunderous
By Chris Lang | REDD-Monitor | 9th November 2009 On the final day of the UN climate change negotiations in Barcelona, two climate activists walked to the front of the main plenary and held up a banner reading “End CO2lonialism”. “They shouted about the dangers of carbon trading and were met with thunderous
What hope for Copenhagen now?
A US refusal to commit to carbon emission cuts and developing countries' demand for greater cuts by rich nations leaves a legally binding deal at Copenhagen looking unlikely. What's next? David Adam | guardian.co.uk |
A US refusal to commit to carbon emission cuts and developing countries' demand for greater cuts by rich nations leaves a legally binding deal at Copenhagen looking unlikely. What's next? David Adam | guardian.co.uk |
Timeline of world's fight to tackle climate change
A global deal on climate change now looks to be delayed by up to a year. Telegraph.co.uk | 05 Nov 2009 Here is a timeline of key dates in the climate change negotiations: June 1992: Rio World Summit - Following years of lobbying by environmentalists on the potential danger of global warming, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is set up. The primary objective is the stabilization of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere to stop temperatures rising. Some 192 countries have signed up so far.
A global deal on climate change now looks to be delayed by up to a year. Telegraph.co.uk | 05 Nov 2009 Here is a timeline of key dates in the climate change negotiations: June 1992: Rio World Summit - Following years of lobbying by environmentalists on the potential danger of global warming, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is set up. The primary objective is the stabilization of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere to stop temperatures rising. Some 192 countries have signed up so far.
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