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Interesting Fossil Developments

Andres Fuentes | November 21st, 2013

Fossil of the Day traditionally goes to developed countries – those that have the most to lose economically. Today’s Fossil was a surprise given that it went to five countries

T-Shirt Drama In Warsaw

Linh Do | November 21st, 2013

  This last Tuesday has seen uproar about a t-shirt as over 130 ministers arrived for the high-level segment of the UN climate change negotiations in Poland. The messages were

COP19 – Day Seven

Kahil Lloyd | November 20th, 2013

Week two is upon us, and you can tell who’s just arrived and who feels like this has become their life. Discussions in the halls were dominated by an event

COP19 March Wrap

Jade Neville | November 20th, 2013

Tradition has it that at each UNFCCC summit, passionate environmentalists, young and old, congregate together on the middle Saturday of the conference and march towards the convention centre. The message

Launch of the Alliance for Climate Change Education

Holly Jones | December 6th, 2012

Education has been a major focus at the United Nations climate change negotiations in Doha, Qatar. The creation of the Alliance on Climate Change Education, Training, and Public Awareness ramps

“We Have Not Come Here To Negotiate Ourselves Out Of Existence”

Karuna Rana | December 11th, 2011

The Joint High-Level Segment meeting of the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP 17) on Tuesday ended with a candid statement delivered by Grenada on behalf of the Alliance of

What Protesting Means for COP17

Tim Hall | December 10th, 2011

Out of nowhere, the quiet halls of the COP17 conference centre erupted. An unexpected crowd of four hundred protestors from a variety of causes, along with delegates from some of

Are we Seeing Bali 2.0?

Tim Hall | December 9th, 2011

On the final day at COP17 all the talk is about the push for a mandate—a firm timetable—leading to a new global emissions reductions treaty. The European Union (EU) has