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Copenhagen

Modest Climate Deal within Reach in Upbeat Cancún Talks
Ghost of Copenhagen failure being dispelled by an 'atmosphere of honest, transparent and conclusive negotiations'
CANCUN, MEXICO -- United Nations negotiators said late Thursday that a "balanced" package of key...
By Stacy Feldman
Dec 10, 2010 | Read More
Japan's Motion to Kill Kyoto Protocol a 'Slap in the Face,' Advocates Say
Other rich states, most notably Russia and Canada, oppose extending the Kyoto treaty beyond 2012
CANCUN, MEXICO -- Advocates for poor nations angrily assailed Japan at the Cancun climate talks on...
By Stacy Feldman
Dec 2, 2010 | Read More
In Mexico, E.U. Presents Ambitious Agenda for Cancún Climate Talks
Environmentalists express doubts about the possibility of “binding commitments” from the COP16
MEXICO CITY—In lieu of signing a treaty to curb global warming, the European Union says it will...
by Maria Gallucci
Oct 12, 2010 | Read More
Chinese Climate Negotiator Provides Candid Take on What Happened in Copenhagen
If emissions increase "I say, 'So what?' The people have a right to a better life."
On August 6, Yu Qingtai – until recently China’s special representative for climate change...
By Guest Writer
Aug 29, 2010 | Read More
Could New UN Voting Rules Salvage Global Deal on Climate Change?
Three avenues to break the gridlock
by Amelia Hill, Guardian Climate change campaigners yesterday welcomed UN plans to amend the...
By Guest Writer
Jul 23, 2010 | Read More
Payment of Climate Debt, by Rich Polluting Nations to Poorer Victims, a Complex Issue
Justice advocates roil debate by questioning role of extractive industries that provide path to economic development
By By Jean Friedman-Rudovsky, Earth Island Journal When the scale of the climate crisis became...
By Guest Writer
Jun 20, 2010 | Read More
The Crisis of Justice Inside the Emissions Emergency (Part II)
Experienced campaigner reflects on 20 years of effort
By Tom Athanasiou, Earth Island Journal  Since the Copenhagen climate change summit didn’t...
By Guest Writer
Jun 7, 2010 | Read More
The Crisis of Justice Inside the Emissions Emergency (Part I)
Experienced campaigner reflects on 20 years of effort
By Tom Athanasiou, Earth Island Journal First, a confession: This is not another enumeration of...
By Guest Writer
Jun 6, 2010 | Read More
New Study Measures Total Environmental Degradation, Not Just CO2 Pollution
Country by country analysis yields unexpected rankings, suggests new policy directions
At Copenhagen and Cochabamba, world leaders argued about who gets to emit what. The differences of...
By Max Ajl
May 14, 2010 | Read More
Work Continues on Technology Transfer, Key to Global Climate Deal
Progress made in Copenhagen paving way toward December climate meeting in Cancun
by Letha Tawney and Lutz Weischer, WRI December’s UNFCCC climate negotiations were so fraught...
By Guest Writers
May 12, 2010 | Read More