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Climate Change and 5 Reasons We Need a New Global Agreement by 2015 countries...
In December 2011 countries agreed in Durban, South Africa to secure a new international legal agreement by 2015. This is not the first time that countries agreed to finalize such an agreement. Cynics...
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5 Reasons Countries Can Agree to Action on Climate Change by 2015...
It is critical that countries agree in 2015 to significantly reduce their climate pollution and secure a global agreement to address climate change. There are at least five reasons that should drive...
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Climate Change Negotiations in Bonn and the Road to Paris and COP 21...
The latest round of climate negotiations wound down last Friday in Bonn, Germany with most delegates from the nearly two hundred countries represented expressing guarded optimism that progress has been...
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Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) Still Falls Short of Real Carbon...
Last February, The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) announced changes to its rules (known as “The Model Rule”). The most significant change was the lowering of the system’s cap 45% in 2014 to...
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Bonn: Addressing Climate Change Threats to “Water in the Anthropocene” A...
Concerned about the availability and sustainability of water resources now and in the future, experts from around the world have gathered in Bonn, Germany to “synthesize major global water research...
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Climate Change Policy: Should Ambition Always be First? EU international...
At an event in Brussels earlier this week the EU Commission shared some initial thinking with business and NGOs on the consultation they have launched with regards the EU international position on...
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Maintaining the 2 Degrees Target by Shifting Assumptions overarching target...
After two weeks of largely fruitless climate negotiations at the UNFCCC meeting in Bonn/Germany, the world is one step closer to miss the overarching target of international climate policy: limiting...
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