February 2009 – Copenhagen Climate Conference

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Emergency Climate Change Meeting In Copenhagen Planned

February 24, 2009

My attention has just been drawn to a post by one of our other environmental bloggers. Essentially, there will be an emergency meeting in Copenhagen in March to warn politicians to act much more quickly and decisively. The Guardian in the United Kingdom reports here: Scientists plan emergency summit on climate change | Environment |… » read more

Posted by Stuart Langridge

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A global strategy for fighting climate Change

February 20, 2009

On January 28th 2009, the EU Commission has presented its proposals for the Copenhagen climate Conference, due to finalise a comprehensive international strategy for tackling humanity’s most pressing problem in the 21st century. These are the main points: • Developed countries reduce their green house gas by 30 percent below 1990 levels until 2020; •… » read more

Posted by Eberhard Rhein

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Climate Change: Get Your Facts Right – And Make Them Well Known

February 19, 2009

In less than ten months all countries of the world will meet in Copenhagen to discuss and hopefully decide on the next steps in fighting climate change. Many problems have do be addressed and solved before that. The Danish presidency for COP15 is very busy on that. So are the EU and many other players.… » read more

Posted by Niels Jørgen Thøgersen

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A Wake Up Call For Copenhagen

February 11, 2009

The unprecedented bush fires in the South-East of Australia should be an overdue wake-up call for Australia and humanity to dramatically step up the fight against climate change and adopt an effective international strategy to substantially reduce C02 emissions at the Copenhagen Climate Conference next December. Climate change accelerates at a worrying rate, with more… » read more