COP17- WATCH THIS! – 3 Dec
WATCH THIS! Issue #3 here
03/12/2011
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Policy Brief: A New Look at Loopholes
To date, 42 developed countries (Annex 1) have submitted pledges. Fulfilment of the developed country pledges is projected to reduce emissions by up to 4 billion tons (Gt) CO2e in 2020 from “business as usual” (UNEP 2010). This is about one third of the
03/12/2011
Policy Brief: A New Look at Loopholes
To date, 42 developed countries (Annex 1) have submitted pledges. Fulfilment of the developed country pledges is projected to reduce emissions by up to 4 billion tons (Gt) CO2e in 2020 from “business as usual” (UNEP 2010). This is about one third of the
03/12/2011
Policy Brief: A New Look at Loopholes
To date, 42 developed countries (Annex 1) have submitted pledges. Fulfilment of the developed country pledges is projected to reduce emissions by up to 4 billion tons (Gt) CO2e in 2020 from “business as usual” (UNEP 2010). This is about one third of the
03/12/2011
Policy Brief: A New Look at Loopholes
To date, 42 developed countries (Annex 1) have submitted pledges. Fulfilment of the developed country pledges is projected to reduce emissions by up to 4 billion tons (Gt) CO2e in 2020 from “business as usual” (UNEP 2010). This is about one third of the
03/12/2011
COP 17- WATCH THIS! – 30 Nov
WATCH THIS! #2 here
30/11/2011
COP 17- WATCH THIS! – 28 Nov
WATCH THIS! Progress and gossip about carbon markets at COP17: Issue#1 here
28/11/2011
Press Release: New Study Adds Urgency to Reform UN Offsetting Scheme in Durban
Durban. A study released today confirms that over 20% of all carbon credits under the UN’s offsetting scheme could come from business-as-usual large hydro projects. The study also points out the significant social and environmental impacts of these projects and calls for an overhaul
25/11/2011
Press Release: Pressure on EU mounts as UNFCCC suspends flawed rules for coal offsetting projects
Durban, South Africa. In a crucial move, the UN’s Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Executive Board yesterday suspended coal power offsetting projects because the rules used to calculate emission reductions cause artificial carbon credits. Pressure on the EU is mounting to call for a ban
24/11/2011