COP22: The Other Side of Morocco
The other side of Morocco, the host of COP22.
COP22: A Brief Window of Democracy for Moroccan Civil Society
Outside of the UN climate talks; The Verb turns its eye to the other struggles of Moroccans.
The Trial Of Our Lifetime
US Youth To Take Government To Court.
The Practicalities of Walking Away from the UNFCCC
Will the US pull out of the Paris Agreement, is it even possible?
Morocco: Feeling the Climate Heat
Learn about Morocco, the host of the UN climate talks in 2016, and how it is faring in a warmer world.
The Politics of Hosting
Human rights: the things that are oft discussed when we talk about climate change.
Does Climate Change Cause Migration?
In the weeks leading up to the Paris climate change conference, and during COP21 itself, high-profile voices like those of Barack Obama, Prince Charles, Al Gore, Francois Hollande and Pope
Finding a Home for 10 Million People
Finding a venue to host 40,000 people in Paris was no mean feat. But the UN managed to secure Le Bourget for the COP21 climate conference. It’s spacious, with a great
Party Time: The Main Players at COP21
Almost 200 countries are gathered in Paris to hash out a deal on climate change. The COP21 meeting is one of the biggest gatherings of world leaders in history. Officially
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Australia Won’t Be Missed
Kahil Lloyd | November 11th, 2013
“If you are not at the table, you are probably on the menu,” said Erwin Jackson of The Climate Institute incapsulating the unusual move by the newly elected Australian government
Education Key to Awareness
Andres Fuentes | January 18th, 2013
San Francisco is an impressive city for their wide array of startups. They also have an equally impressive number of educational initiatives being carried out to link climate change back
Pachauri on Doha, IPCC Leaks and His Optimism
Michael M | January 16th, 2013
The international climate community suffered a rocky finish to 2012 with slow progress, lacklustre ambition and a leak of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) authoritative Fifth Assessment Report (AR5).
Hits of 2012
Tim Hall | January 9th, 2013
It was a big year for The Verb. A name change (no longer Speak Your Mind); an award (WWF inaugural Eco-Blog of the Year); a growing team of reporters; big
Doha, a Process Win that Won’t Solve Climate Change
Linh Do | December 9th, 2012
Developing countries fear that the latest climate change agreement could be just another empty promise. Climate change negotiations have concluded in Doha, Qatar as the ‘Doha Gateway’ was passed within
The Morning After Stock-Take
Sophie Trevitt | December 8th, 2012
It’s Saturday, noon, in Doha, Qatar on what is hopefully the last day of the UN climate change negotiations that were meant to finish on Friday. The only UNFCCC announcement
ADP Wrap Up
Sophie Trevitt | December 8th, 2012
Friday afternoon rolled round and the AWG-LCA finally closed and submitted a draft text to COP for review. Despite repeated calls from the President to conclude work on Friday; by
Secret Meetings to Help Finance?
Holly Jones | December 7th, 2012
The United States is blocking progress on finance discussions at the UN climate change conference in Doha, Qatar by being unable to announce future financial commitments. Blame for inaction is
REDD+ Focuses on Landscape, Not Just Forests
Gab Donohue | December 7th, 2012
Use of REDD+ scheme challenged as experts call for new approach to managing land and tackling climate change in place of accepted REDD+ schemes. Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation,
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