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The Arab aviation industry leaders yesterday set a six-point agenda to protect the industry's interests at the upcoming Copenhagen Climate Summit. After two-day deliberations, the aviation industry leaders in the region decided...
Key to Copenhagen money goes to youth instead Scoop.co.nz (press release) Auckland Monday November 23 2009- Greenpeace will give the money it raised to help get John Key to Copenhagen to two youth delegations instead. Nearly...
Politics.co.uk Copenhagen 2009: Over 60 heads of state commit Politics.co.uk As over sixty world leaders get ready to attend the Copenhagen climate conference in exactly two weeks time, communities across the UK have been...
Climate minister meeting signals desire to succeed at COP15 People's Daily Online Climate, energy and environment ministers from more than 40 countries have gathered in Copenhagen for a preliminary meeting to explore key issues...
Arroyo planning 77th trip abroad Manila Bulletin President Arroyo is planning her 77th trip abroad next month since assuming office in 2001, this time somewhere in Europe. The President is tentatively scheduled to attend the...
analysis Abuja — On the eve of the climate change summit in Copenhagen this December, momentum for action it does appear, still falls far short of that needed to avert catastrophe. Yet global warming comes primarily from...
British government advisor and former IPCC head Bob Watson told The Guardian this week that climate change skeptics will be to blame for the projected failure of next month's conference in Copenhagen to reach a global accord on...
Greenpeace appeal Express Buzz HYDERABAD: The Greenpeace, an environmental organisation has appealed to world leaders to attend Copenhagen Climate Summit, which will take place in the capital of Denmark from Dec 7, and come...
Slowly there is some political progress as we edge towards Copenhagen. Some sixty five world leaders will attend the Copenhagen climate talks, although whether Obama actually attends is still anyone’s guess. Moreover over the...
Freiburg (Agenzia Fides) – Today, November 23, Environmental Affairs Ministers of Europe will meet in Brussels to agree a common position in light of the UN Summit on Climate Change to be held in Copenhagen in two weeks...
