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[RTCC - COP 15 - Copenhagen] NON-UNITED-NATIONS FAIL ON CLIMATE DEAL « RTCC - COP 15 - Copenhagen: The civil society was bringing energy, ideas and enthusiasm inside and outside the venue, but everything was turned upside down in the second week. And it is very disappointing that Barack Obama did not inject the final stimulus asked of the USA after the EU and Japan offered significant initial funding for developing nations to cope with climate change. These offers do not even appear in the Accord because they were conditional to a globally agreed text: unfortunately steps backwards have been made and we have little in our hands now, despite the general satisfaction expressed by various political leaders.

[ECO @ COP 15] Copenhagen. Hopenhagen. Nopenhagen? « ECO @ COP 15: I think it is enough for now, given that the UN process is a complicated and highly complex one, such that it takes more than one global meeting to solve an issue as big as climate change. Also, under point number 4 of “Whose fault was it that the meeting failed?”, it was published that small island states “wasted time arguing over procedures and walking out of talks halfway”.

[Roz Savage, Ocean Rower] COP15 T-0: That Was The Weak, That Was | Roz Savage, Ocean Rower: It sounds like you’re suffering from what I would call “post-coital-conference tristesse” (PCCT). Anyone who has attended conferences ”¦ especially governmental conferences ”¦ will tell you that there is always a period of letdown and self-reflection after the conference.

[Towards Recognition - Raising awareness about environmental migrants] Towards Recognition - Raising awareness about environmental ...: We are first in line to face irreversible climate change impacts. Hear how our islands will change in our childrens’

[From Kyoto to Copenhagen] Kirabati - A soft appeal to ethics at COP15 « From Kyoto to Copenhagen: Half way through the event, there was a live performance of the traditional dance by a Kiribatian woman in beautiful and colorful traditional dress. During the Q&A session, the screen showed an image of a native child looking at the audience asking “What will be my future?”.

[The COP15 Post] Pacific Islanders call out for help | News | The COP15 Post: Climate change is already impacting the daily lives of Kiribatis.  Arobati explained:  “We have to boil our water now because it’s becoming brackish and salty.” At the same time, the region has experienced some extreme weather changes, such as higher temperatures, stronger winds, and higher rainfall, and also droughts in other parts of the country.  Alofa hopes Kiribati can harness some of these factors. “We’re getting a lot of rain now, but not everyone has a water tank.  Everyone should have a water tank so they can collect the rain for drinking.”

[Indigenous Portal News] Maori asked to stand with the Pacific @ COP 15 | Climate Change: our cousins in Tuvalu, Kiribati, Tokelau and the other many small island communities in the Pacific?" Sina Brown-Davis is participating in The Social & Climate Justice Caravan which has been travelling Europe and is now in Copenhagen .

[Pacific.scoop.co.nz] Pacific.scoop.co.nz » Youth, water, and a touch of climate refugee ...: part of a slideshow given by climate change officer in the Kiribati Ministry of Environment, Micheal Foon during a COP15 side event hosted by Kiribati. Statistics suggest that Kiribati has the highest infant mortality rate in .

[Roz Savage, Ocean Rower] COP15 Day 2: Is Climate A Feminist Issue? | Roz Savage, Ocean Rower: My true preference would be to see the issue remedied at its roots - by having fairer representation for ALL at the decision-making level, so that all issues were addressed by a truly representative body (and whether that government takes place at a national or sub-national level is a question for another day, another blog).

[Science Media Centre] Science Media Centre » Blog Archive » COP15 update - Climate index ...: Day two at Copenhagen saw the release of the WMO’s last global temperature data, which suggests the current decade is the warmest on record. But the conference has also been dominated by the appearance of a leaked report dubbed the ‘Danish texts’.

[Roz Savage, Ocean Rower] COP15 Day 5: A Global Problem Debated By National Leaders | Roz ...: [Important note: I need to emphasize that this simulation reflected the worst case scenario projected by the UNFCCC. Also I heard no mention of coral growth, which has the potential to mitigate the effects of rising oceans if the rate of growth can outpace the rate of sea level rise - provided, of course, that the ability of the coral to grow is not seriously reduced by ocean acidification.]

[COC - Blog] Climate Change Report from Copenhagen 4 | COC: EU leaders also failed to make the long awaited move to the 30% they have been talking about for well over the last year, as some States wish to hold out until the end game next week, and others reluctant are reluctant to move to 30% at all.　 Therefore, although EU leaders emerged patting themselves on the back after a day and night’s hard work, they were presented only a few hours later with the infamous ”˜fossil of the day’ at COP 15 today, 　a surefire way to expose the lack of substance in what they had come up with.

[National Post - Posted] Online Digest for Dec. 22, 2009 - Posted: Posted is National Posts news blog, watching the news so you don't have to with up-to-the-minute breaking stories, news from the Internet and takes from National Post writers. When it comes to climate change and the tar sands, says Stephen Gordon, we are all Albertans and it's time our premiers accept it.

[YaHooka Forums] Cop 15 is a sideshow - YaHooka Forums: Some 58 nations will also be holding official events, from global powers like China, India and the U.S. to minuscule island nations like Kiribati and Tuvalu, which have become poster-children for the entire climate-change movement. Blog Entries: 3.

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