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The outcomes: what did the G20 achieve for Climate Change?
[caption id="attachment_2998" align="alignleft" width="240" caption="The G20 leaders standing for their "] [/caption] The G20 Summit in London has now concluded, with US President Obama filling the main press briefing room for an hour-long press session. » Read more...
Copenhagen Climate Congress: 6 Key Messages
Climatico's Jennifer Helgeson gives her impressions and conclusions from this week's Climate Congress The science that will direct the UN Climate Change Conference to be hosted by the Danish Government in December 2009 was discussed by more than 2500 delegates from almost 80 countries from 10-12 March 2009 in at the Copenhagen Climate Congress. » Read more...
USA: Boxer vs EPA Head on CO2 Midnight Ruling
For those not acquainted with the Bush Administration's latest pastime I should probably introduce the concept of the 'midnight ruling'. Late in a presidency, an administration will often issue rulings that are unpopular but uphold the President's worldview. President Bush's recent midnight rulings have predominantly been concerned with environmental deregulation. The latest of these concerns the carbon dioxide emissions produced by coal-fired power plants. » Read more...
Obama's Science Picks Strengthen His Green Team
Yesterday, Obama appointed John Holden as his Chief Science Advisor and Jane Lubchenco to head the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), which carries out most of the government research on climate change. » Read more...
COP-14 is concluded and the results are in
Realtime updates on the final COP/CMP session in Poznan, Poland. » Read more...
EU 20/20/20 Climate Change Deal: Early Mover
Following El's blog a few minutes ago, I wanted to give some details and thoughts that are coming in from those around the EU delegation here in Poznan. » Read more...
Poznan Day 11: Ministerial Statements and Game Theory
Environmental problems have long been played according to game theory: a world of states that act as discrete sovereign units inhabiting an environment that is globally interconnected. » Read more...
Poznan Day 9: CCS in CDM Stalled
Discussions that had been continuing on the incorporation of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) into the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) have now halted. » Read more...
A changing climate in Canada's parliament: potential impact on Poznan?
Not even two months after the last federal election in Canada (Oct.14, 2008) signs are strongly pointing towards the defeat of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's minority government, as early as Monday, Dec. » Read more...
EPA Coal Decision Provides a Glimpse of What is to Come
On Thursday, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) appeals panel overturned a permit for a proposed coal-fired power station in Utah. The panel ruled that the EPA’s Denver office had inadequately supported its decision to issue a permit to the plant without considering its carbon dioxide emissions. » Read more...
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