At last an official document for breakfast tomorrow at COP15
Climate change negotiators may have a new document to read over breakfast tomorrow.
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Toxic leakage at COP15 heats up climate talks
Leakage of confidential documents have heated up the first three days of the climate summit in Copenhagen. Leakage of the “Danish non-paper”, published by The Guardian, started the fuss that galvanized negotiators, journalists and observers at COP15 all day yesterday.
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EPA’s ruling a new factor at COP15 talks
The announcement by EPA’s administrator, Lisa Jackson, that the agency has finally ruled greenhouse gases posed a danger to human health and the environment has already become a factor in the background talks at COP15, in Copenhagen.
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From diplomacy to realpolitik: a likely route for COP15
From diplomacy to realpolitik: a likely route for COP15
Several days of diplomatic maneuvering, lobbying and arm-wrestling could pave the way for the heads of states to seal a political deal after 12 days of strenuous conversations and off-the-record conspiring.
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IPPC dismisses doubts raised by the CRU Hack controversy
Those who were imagining the IPCC was rethinking its views on climate change after Rajendra Pachauri’s statements to the Press about the stolen e-mails didn’t get it quite right.
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The Big Deal: Breaking the deadlock on global climate change politics
The Copenhagen climate summit could end by breaking a decade long deadlock that has been blocking any real progress on global climate change politics and policy. If that happens, this outcome should not be underrated.
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