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Emissions targets hang in the balance
Discussions surrounding the future of the Kyoto Protocol and legislation to replace it have been ongoing over the last couple of years with no decisive end in sight.
Recap: Bonn, Germany
Yvo De Boer: We can't afford another failure.
Searching for a compromise in Bonn
While the US, and EU support an independent auditing system to measure emissions reduction, India and China favour self-regulation.
Washington to host climate summit
The Major Economics Forum indicates that the pace of international climate discussions is on the rise.
Offshore drilling included in US energy policy
US President Barack Obama officially stated endorsement exploring offshore drilling.
Copenhagen recap; Bonn to Cancun
Looking forward to the 7-9 April planning summit in Bonn, Germany, government ministers will identify what was accomplished in Copenhagen, and what failed to happen in hopes to move forward into Mexico City COP16.
Cancun hosts biennial International Energy Forum
Government officials from 64 countries will discuss how to regulate oil-consumption, stabilize oil prices, and ensure current energy-use will provide for a sustainable future.
Latest from Washington
The USA’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced its plans to phase-in carbon reduction.
Preparing for Mexico City post-Copenhagen
Last night, the University of London hosted a panel of climate negotiation experts and analysts. The panel reflected on the shortcomings of Copenhagen and what they mean for the future climate summits.
EU hopes to devise 2030 strategy
Connie Hedegaard calls for the EU to lead the developed world in emission targets.
