Cop 18 News
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National Legislation key to combating climate changeA majority of major economies have made significant progress in addressing climate change, with countries like South Korea and China taking aggressive action so they can benefit from energy- and …
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Politics is key to avoiding global warming catastropheDelaying global action on climate change by 20 more years will put the goal of keeping the world relatively cool out of reach forever, no matter how much money humanity …
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Doha climate talks yield little progressDoha, Qatar - The two-week climate change conference concluded on Saturday night, with negotiators agreeing to a second phase of the Kyoto Protocol, the only binding treaty that binds industrialized …
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Qatar steps up with new climate instituteDoha, Qatar - Oil and gas-rich Qatar is setting up its first Climate Change Research Institute in partnership with the Germany-based Postdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) by 2014, …
Cop 18 Opinion
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Climate change and Bangladesh–The world is now looking at Bangladesh as a pioneer in tackling climate change and we can indeed become an example for other countries. The positive aspect is that there …
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Looking back: How was Doha different and what’s next?–
The climate change negotiations in Doha, Qatar last December produced little progress, but the sobering conclusion of the climate talks gave us some hope to look forward to the next …
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Notes from Doha: The Way Forward–
The recent climate change negotiations in Doha, Qatar remained deadlocked, ending with incremental progress on key issues including the commitment by most of the 200 nations to a second phase …
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