Copenhagen

Copenhagen Way Ahead Of Official Plans — Electric Buses To Enter Operation 6 Years Early

The media outlet TV2 Lorry reports that the citizen representation of the municipality of Copenhagen has approved phasing out all diesel buses in the city before the end of 2025, starting with the budget of 2019. Two routes in the city have been tested for two years in cooperation with …

The Copenhagen agreed outcome: form, shape & influence

The Bangkok and Barcelona negotiations demonstrated that the international climate negotiations have yet to reach the level of maturity required for states to adopt a legally binding instrument. Disappointing as this may be, an analysis of provisions and instruments that are not legally binding in the formal sense, in their …

EU proposes 50bn climate change deal

The European Union proposed on Friday that rich countries should give developing nations up to

EU leaders to lock horns on climate deal

European Union leaders will lock horns on Thursday over how to pay for a global climate change agreement at a two-day summit that is expected to remove the last important obstacle to the bloc

Total warns of energy insecurity

Total, the French oil group, has warned politicians that they risk accelerating an oil supply crunch if they enact environmental policies that deter investment in oil and gas before enough viable alternatives are available.

EU eyes ships and aircraft for climate deal

The aviation and shipping sectors would be included in global carbon-cutting measures for the first time under a European Union proposal to be tabled at December

China-India deal to resist carbon caps

India and China struck an agreement on Wednesday to co-ordinate efforts to combat climate change that has at its core demands that the developed world take the lead in cutting global carbon emissions. Both countries are resisting acceptance of binding cuts or caps to their carbon emissions, arguing that they …

Public backing for deep China emission cuts

Public opinion on both sides of the Atlantic is firmly in favour of China taking on the lion

Contours of climate justice: ideas for shaping new climate and energy politics

The climate is changing in more ways than one. Not only has an increasing concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere been wreaking havoc in the global biosphere, but there has also been a significant shift in the way the issue of climate change is debated. From being a marginal

Avoiding a crash at Copenhagen

THE diplomatic process leading up to the climate-change conference in Copenhagen in December is gathering speed. Preparatory meetings are flashing by: the Major Economies Forum last week, the UN climate-change summit and the G20 this week, pre-Copenhagen negotiations in Bangkok next week. The people who run the world are burning …

Rising of sea level major concern in South Asian countries: 18pc Bangladesh land to go under water

About 18 per cent of Bangladesh land will go under water and much of the Maldives would submerge following sea level rise at certain level, 'World Development Report 2010: Development and Climate Change' released yesterday in advance of the December meetings on climate change in Copenhagen said. "Rising sea levels …

Maldives plans $3 green tax on tourists

The president of the Maldives said on Monday he plans a $3-a-day green tax for all tourists at its popular island resorts to help pay for the country

Superstorm ‘Sandy’ tells us why the climate change denial must stop

I start this blog on climate politics as tropical superstorm Sandy expends its fury on the eastern coast of the US. The satellite imagery shows the movement of the gathering storm as it builds and breaks over land, bringing with it massive destruction and massive upheaval in the wealthiest and …

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