Copenhagen conference: Call it a wrap
Posted by Olive Heffernan | Categories: Climate Policy, Jeff Tollefson, UN climate talks, Barcelona, November 2009
Jeff Tollefson; cross-posted from In the Field … Read more
Anjali Nayar, an International Development Research Centre fellow at Nature, recently visited a pioneering project in Madagascar that’s aiming to protect one of the country’s few remaining forests. About 90% of the species in Madagascar’s rainforests are found nowhere else on Earth, but efforts to save the island nation’s forests are about more than conserving biodiversity. Read more
Reaching a climate deal in Copenhagen will depend on rich nations’ proactive commitment to making mandatory emission cuts at home, prominent experts from India and China reiterate in a couple of opinion pieces in Nature [subscription] today. And it will require exceptional diplomatic skill, adds a veteran climate negotiator. Read more
Quirin Schiermeier … Read more
As promised, here’s the YouTube version of the Nature film on climate change: … Read more
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