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Category: Governments & Politics
China Softens Stance Before Cancun
China appeared Friday to soften its stance on a sticking point in UN climate change negotiations, the issue of
US Could Face “CO2” Trade Boycott
A British climate change economist at the heart of international negotiations seeking a greenhouse gas deal said Friday that
Rich Nations Break Aid Promises
Poor nations accused donors on Thursday of failing to keep a promise of extra climate aid, which the U.N.
Farming to get $200M. in Climate Aid
LONDON (Reuters) -- Development agencies worldwide are joining forces to spend $200 million in a 10-year programme to help
Climate Aid Too Focused on C02 Cuts
Under the non-binding Copenhagen Accord agreed at a U.N. summit in December 2009, donors agreed that money to give
Some 60 Cities to Sign Climate Pact
Some 60 cities from across the globe will this weekend sign a voluntary pact to reduce greenhouse gas emissions,
China’s Carbon Footprint Grows
The spread of consumerism among China's burgeoning middle class is behind the rapid growth of the Asian giant's environmental
Climate Science “Under-Reported”
Less than 10 percent of the articles written about last year's Copenhagen climate summit dealt primarily with the science
Third Qantas Jet Has Engine Trouble
Qantas's 90th anniversary celebrations have been overshadowed, with CEO Alan Joyce dismissing last night's mid-air engine fault on a
Increased Controls over Tuna
Pacific island nations were missing out on income from lucrative tuna fisheries and should consider tripling access fees for