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Carbon Disclosure Project Cities 2012 Global Report
July 08 2012
Carbon Disclosure Project Cities 2012 Global Report Larger, denser cities, on the whole, demonstrate smaller per capita greenhouse gas emissions. By Carbon Disclosure Project
Green China: Chinese insights on environment and development
June 02 2012
Green China: Chinese insights on environment and development The global interconnections between energy, climate change, and land and water use mean that everyone has an interest in seeing ... By International Institute for Environment and Development
How not to tackle climate change and call it a success: the Durban package
December 13 2011
How not to tackle climate change and call it a success: the Durban package The package was officially sold to the world as a success, but it’s easy to see it doesn’t do what it is supposed to do, and it ... By Nele Marien
Other worlds are possible. Human progress in an age of climate change
November 27 2011
Other worlds are possible. Human progress in an age of climate change This report argues that our chances of triumphing over climate change will rise dramatically if we change the context within ... By Working Group on Climate Change and Development
L’Afrique doit mener le jeu : la COP 17 doit obtenir la justice climatique pour les pays en voie développement
November 15 2011
Africa Must Lead: COP 17 Must Deliver Climate Justice to Developing Nations Climate justice is about cutting a deal at the COP meeting that provides just that – climate justice for all, not justice for ... By Glenn Ashton
From Bonn to Durban, climate meetings are conferences of polluters
November 15 2011
From Bonn to Durban, climate meetings are conferences of polluters What everyone now predicts is a conference of paralysis. Not only will the Kyoto Protocol be allowed to expire at the end of its ... By Patrick Bond
Environmental justice: Putting the poor first
November 10 2011
Environmental justice: Putting the poor first Behind the public face of the climate action campaigns there is a deep malaise and debate within civil society circles about ... By Brian K. Murphy