Crunch Time In Copenhagen: Our Last Chance To Avoid Climate Chaos
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Crunch Time in Copenhagen: Our Last Chance to Avoid Climate Chaos
Jed Diamond, Ph.D. is an author who focuses on personal, interpersonal, community, and planetary healing. Book topics range from Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places to The Warrior’s Journey Home: Healing Men, Healing the Planet. From The Irritable Male Syndrome to As Civilization Sinks: Making the Transition to a Better World. Dr. Diamond can be reached through his website at www.MenAlive.com This may our last chance to address climate change issues world-wide before we reach a point of no return, where we will face chaotic changes that will impact us all.
Next month's conference on climate change in Copenhagen must set a deadline for a legally binding document, Denmark's climate minister said Monday. AP/Nanet Poulsen 16/11/2009 14:05 Connie Hedegaard said it is very important to set the deadline "as soon as possible" in the text to be agreed upon in the Danish capital. She spoke at the start of a two-day closed meeting of climate negotiators from nearly 40 countries who are preparing for the Copenhagen UN climate conference, which starts on Dec. 7. The head of the UN climate change secretariat, Yvo de Boer, said participants at the Copenhagen meeting must come up with "a series of clear decisions" in order to have a treaty within six months after the conference ends. It will be designed to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which expires in 2012.
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Copenhagen conference urged to set climate accord deadline Next month's conference on climate change in Copenhagen must set a deadline for a legally binding document, Denmark's climate minister said Monday. Read more News
World leaders: Legally binding treaty out of reach in Copenhagen Heads of state gathered in Singapore this weekend conceded that the UN climate conference in three weeks will yield a political agreement only. US President Barack Obama and other leaders backed a two-step strategy proposed by the Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen. (Photo: Keld Navntoft/Scanpix) Read more
Blogs
Behind the scenes
COP15 sponsors 11 international students’ master degrees 13.11.09 The money normally allocated to gifts for conference delegates instead benefit international climate and environment students. Read blog
Climate Thinkers
Climate Change impacts in Mali – Expectation of Civil Society for COP15 in Copenhagen 13.11.09 Ibrahim Togola, PhD. Chairman of MFC NYETAA, Mali, is the latest contributor to the Climate Thinkers Blog. Read blog Take part in the debate
Climate Thoughts Climate Thoughts is a unique visual representation of climate opinions from visitors to cop15.dk as well as well-known climate thinkers. Share your thought
Climate Quiz The Climate Quiz allows visitors to cop15.dk to test their climate knowledge. Visitors can also compare climate knowledge with friends. Take the quiz Facts
What consequences can we expect? Predicting the consequences of global warming is one of the really difficult tasks for the world’s climate researchers. (Photo: Scanpix/Reuters) Read more
A working laboratory for energy technologies Energy efficiency in Denmark has been created by a range of new technologies, and today, this can serve as an example of how one can create high levels of growth. Read more
Climate diplomacy By hosting the UN climate conference COP15 in 2009, the current Danish government has brought energy into focus again as a decisive political area. (Photo: Bent Petersen/Scanpix) Read more News features
Failure in Copenhagen is not an option If the world fails to deliver a political agreement at the UN climate conference in December, it will be “the whole global democratic system not being able to deliver results in one of the defining challenges of our century”, says incoming COP15 president, Connie Hedegaard. (Photo: Claus Fisker/Scanpix) Read more
The essentials in Copenhagen Rather than getting every small detail of a new global climate treaty done in Copenhagen, UN climate chief Yvo de Boer hopes the conference will reach agreements on four political essentials. Read more Denmark's host country website UN Climate Change Conference 2009
Latest news Climate change brings along new diseases 16/11/2009 Copenhagen conference urged to set climate accord deadline 16/11/2009 Study: Accelerate, scale-up and embed investments in ecosystems – now 16/11/2009 China may take the lead in green technology 16/11/2009 France and Brazil present "climate bible" 16/11/2009 World leaders: Legally binding treaty out of reach in Copenhagen 16/11/2009 Lake Titicaca at dangerously low levels 13/11/2009 Brazil: Deforestation sees biggest drop in 20 years 13/11/2009 US set at damage control 13/11/2009
UN looks at COP15.5 option 13/11/2009 Most Popular News UN looks at COP15.5 option US set at damage control The essentials in Copenhagen Lake Titicaca at dangerously low levels Brazil: Deforestation sees biggest drop in 20 years LINK TO UNFCcc
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COP15 Copenhagen Terms of use Copyright 2008-2009
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willsimpson.org/images/image13.jpg creative commons
Crunch Time in Copenhagen: Our Last Chance to Avoid Climate Chaos
Jed Diamond, Ph.D. is an author who focuses on personal, interpersonal, community, and planetary healing. Book topics range from Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places to The Warrior’s Journey Home: Healing Men, Healing the Planet. From The Irritable Male Syndrome to As Civilization Sinks: Making the Transition to a Better World. Dr. Diamond can be reached through his website at www.MenAlive.com This may our last chance to address climate change issues world-wide before we reach a point of no return, where we will face chaotic changes that will impact us all.
Next month's conference on climate change in Copenhagen must set a deadline for a legally binding document, Denmark's climate minister said Monday. AP/Nanet Poulsen 16/11/2009 14:05 Connie Hedegaard said it is very important to set the deadline "as soon as possible" in the text to be agreed upon in the Danish capital. She spoke at the start of a two-day closed meeting of climate negotiators from nearly 40 countries who are preparing for the Copenhagen UN climate conference, which starts on Dec. 7. The head of the UN climate change secretariat, Yvo de Boer, said participants at the Copenhagen meeting must come up with "a series of clear decisions" in order to have a treaty within six months after the conference ends. It will be designed to replace the 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which expires in 2012.
Enter search criteriaSearch query
News
Copenhagen conference urged to set climate accord deadline Next month's conference on climate change in Copenhagen must set a deadline for a legally binding document, Denmark's climate minister said Monday. Read more News
World leaders: Legally binding treaty out of reach in Copenhagen Heads of state gathered in Singapore this weekend conceded that the UN climate conference in three weeks will yield a political agreement only. US President Barack Obama and other leaders backed a two-step strategy proposed by the Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen. (Photo: Keld Navntoft/Scanpix) Read more
Blogs
Behind the scenes
COP15 sponsors 11 international students’ master degrees 13.11.09 The money normally allocated to gifts for conference delegates instead benefit international climate and environment students. Read blog
Climate Thinkers
Climate Change impacts in Mali – Expectation of Civil Society for COP15 in Copenhagen 13.11.09 Ibrahim Togola, PhD. Chairman of MFC NYETAA, Mali, is the latest contributor to the Climate Thinkers Blog. Read blog Take part in the debate
Climate Thoughts Climate Thoughts is a unique visual representation of climate opinions from visitors to cop15.dk as well as well-known climate thinkers. Share your thought
Climate Quiz The Climate Quiz allows visitors to cop15.dk to test their climate knowledge. Visitors can also compare climate knowledge with friends. Take the quiz Facts
What consequences can we expect? Predicting the consequences of global warming is one of the really difficult tasks for the world’s climate researchers. (Photo: Scanpix/Reuters) Read more
A working laboratory for energy technologies Energy efficiency in Denmark has been created by a range of new technologies, and today, this can serve as an example of how one can create high levels of growth. Read more
Climate diplomacy By hosting the UN climate conference COP15 in 2009, the current Danish government has brought energy into focus again as a decisive political area. (Photo: Bent Petersen/Scanpix) Read more News features
Failure in Copenhagen is not an option If the world fails to deliver a political agreement at the UN climate conference in December, it will be “the whole global democratic system not being able to deliver results in one of the defining challenges of our century”, says incoming COP15 president, Connie Hedegaard. (Photo: Claus Fisker/Scanpix) Read more
The essentials in Copenhagen Rather than getting every small detail of a new global climate treaty done in Copenhagen, UN climate chief Yvo de Boer hopes the conference will reach agreements on four political essentials. Read more Denmark's host country website UN Climate Change Conference 2009
Latest news Climate change brings along new diseases 16/11/2009 Copenhagen conference urged to set climate accord deadline 16/11/2009 Study: Accelerate, scale-up and embed investments in ecosystems – now 16/11/2009 China may take the lead in green technology 16/11/2009 France and Brazil present "climate bible" 16/11/2009 World leaders: Legally binding treaty out of reach in Copenhagen 16/11/2009 Lake Titicaca at dangerously low levels 13/11/2009 Brazil: Deforestation sees biggest drop in 20 years 13/11/2009 US set at damage control 13/11/2009
UN looks at COP15.5 option 13/11/2009 Most Popular News UN looks at COP15.5 option US set at damage control The essentials in Copenhagen Lake Titicaca at dangerously low levels Brazil: Deforestation sees biggest drop in 20 years LINK TO UNFCcc
CAMPAIGNS
COP15 Copenhagen Terms of use Copyright 2008-2009
Suggestions for the site COP15 on Twitter COP15 on Facebook change climate change on youtube Climate visualization Climate Greetings
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