Archive for 2009/12 :

Dr Charles Ehrhart (CARE International) Talks About the Role of NGOs in Copenhagen Discussions

Posted by Michael Wolfindale on 18/12/09

Dr Ehrhart (Climate Change Coordinator for CARE International) explains the role that NGOs have been playing in the Copenhagen Climate Conference. He also explains the role of water in the discussions and the role of CARE International.

This interview was conducted on Wednesday 16th December 2009 by Stuart Langridge.

Linda McAven MEP Speaks About Current Deadlock in Negotiations

Posted by Michael Wolfindale on 18/12/09

Linda McAven (Labour MEP for Yorkshire and the Humber) spoke to Blogactiv about the negotiation situation and current deadlock at the Copenhagen Climate Conference.

This interview was conducted on Wednesday 16th December by Daniela Vincenti Mitchener.

John Prescott Speaks About Negotiating Issues in the Copenhagen Climate Conference

Posted by Michael Wolfindale on 18/12/09

Former Deputy Prime Minister of the UK, John Prescott, described some of the negotiating issues in the Copenhagen Climate Conference and what needs to be done to reach a deal.

This was filmed on Thursday 17th December.

What Is Transparency?

Posted by Stuart Langridge on 18/12/09

The climate change negotiations here in Copenhagen seem to be split over one issue more than others: transparency. Heads of government seem to be acknowledging in their addresses that climate change is real. For many ordinary people, this is something that politicians do not seem to say very often. They are acknowledging that something must [...]

Copenhagen – A Conference Divided

Posted by Stuart Langridge on 18/12/09

At every turn and in every direction, COP15 is a conference divided. Before the conference began, it was about who could get in and who couldn’t. In the early days, it was the massive delays for staff from NGOs, the media and even delegates to get in to the building. There were protests both in [...]

Obama: “We are here to act”

Posted by Stuart Langridge on 18/12/09

The Bella Center has just been brought to a virtual standstill by three events. After all the speeches and posturing by heads of government from around the world, three took to the floor one after another. They were from China, Brazil and the United States. (Oddly, after such powerful company, they were followed by the [...]

The Copenhagen Experience – Day 3

Posted by Stuart Langridge on 17/12/09

The business-end of the summit is arriving. TV sets around the Bella Center are all showing the main plenary where leader after leader is giving his or her few minutes worth of thoughts about the situation. When there are well over 100 leaders in the room, fairness dictates that they all get their few minutes [...]

Jo Leinen MEP Gives His Perception on the Current Negotiations in Copenhagen

Posted by Michael Wolfindale on 17/12/09

Jo Leinen MEP, Chair of the Environment Committee in the European Parliament, talks to Blogactiv about the current situation in the negotiations at the Copenhagen Climate Conference.

This interview was conducted on Wednesday 16th December by Daniela Vincenti Mitchener.

Jos Delbeke Speaks About the State of Negotiations in Copenhagen

Posted by Michael Wolfindale on 17/12/09

Jos Delbeke, Deputy Director General for the Environment, is leading negotiations at Copenhagen on behalf of the EU. He tells Blogactiv the current situation.

This interview was conducted on Wednesday 16th December by Daniela Vincenti Mitchener.

The Copenhagen Experience – Day 2

Posted by Stuart Langridge on 17/12/09

In contrast to yesterday, getting in to the event was a gentle glide this morning. The police had actually closed the nearest Metro station, meaning that it was a glide of around a kilometer in the driving snow, but still great ‘in comparison’. For the EurActiv / Blogactiv team, today has been a busy day [...]

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