Strøtanker om bæredygtighed

Gennemgående har de globale klimaforhandlinger ikke den store plads i de danske medier – og slet ikke her flere måneder forud, selvom det ofte er indimellem de store samlinger, at de store spørgsmål er i bevægelse. Jeg har derfor oprettet dette blog-indlæg, som løbende vil blive opdateret til artikler, kommentarer mv. som tilsammen forhåbentligt kommer til at tegne scenen for den forestående COP19 i Warszawa 11.-22. november i år.

Det er jo ikke fordi klimaspørgsmålet og forhandlingerne om en global klimaaftale ikke er interessante, og vi så med COP15, som foregik i København, at det godt kunne lade sig gøre at finde pladsen og ressourcerne. Men det synes gennemgående at være vanskeligt at få en størrelse som de globale klimaforhandlinger passet ind i de gængse nyhedskriterier, så den smule, som endelig bliver rapporteret, er ofte personfikseret og overfladisk, helt uden det nødvendige perspektiv, som kunne gøre den lille detalje væsentlig for det store billede.

Måske hovedforhandlingerne i sig selv er lidt kedsommelige. Det kræver en særlig tålmodighed at høre alle verdens lande bedyre, hvor meget de gør for klimaet – ikke mindst, når man ved at mange af dem i virkeligheden laver rigtig meget grams i atmosfæren. Men tonen er forsøgsvis høfligt urban, og en COP er samtidig en utrolig masse sideevents og NGO-aktiviteter med et helt anderledes frodigt og billedmættet udtryksregister. Så hvis man vil, er der masser at skrive om, og hvis man blot ser lidt ud over hovedforhandlingerne, så trækker en COP tråde ud til levevilkårene og presserende problemer verden rundt.

Måske mangler der bare i den danske nyhedsverden de folk, som skal til for at dække de store spørgsmål. Men nej, det er snarere et prioriteringsspørgsmål. Sidder lige med politiken.dk åben og kan konstatere, at en event som Tour de France – som ligesom FNs klimaforhandlinger er en årligt tilbagevendende begivenhed, som tilsvarende strækker sig over flere uger – alene i dag er blevet tildelt 11 artikler. Hvis man vil, kan man sagtens finde gode vinkler: Hvad Froome mener om Contador, at Froome blev overvældet af følelser, at Evans håber igen at køre i spidsen for BMC næste år, at Contador kommer igen næste år … alt sammen så uimodsigeligt vigtigt, at man forstår, hvorfor der ikke er plads til den globale klimasituation (foreløbig har politiken.dk i juli kun bragt én artikel under klima).

Touren har klart et større – eller i hvert fald et mere umiddelbart håndgribeligt – spændingsmoment end FNs klimaforhandinger. Men klimaforhandlingerne har deres skurke og helte, stjerner og vandbærere, ministre og fodfolk, flegmatikere og kolerikere, positionskrige og strategiske spil. Så inden man sender et hold til Warszawa, var det værd at gøre sig overvejelser over, hvad en god dækning indebærer. For det er da fundamentalt spændende – personligt vil jeg sige alt for spændende – om det lykkes alle os medlemmer af den globale familie i tide at blive enige om at lade være med at koge planeten af. Altså ikke bare sige, at vi vil gøre det, men rent faktisk gennemføre de nødvendige forandringer i tider. Det er på samme måde en kamp mod uret – en overlevelesesdisciplin, hvor vi til forskel fra Tour de France i bedste fald alle kan blive vindere og i værste fald alle bliver tabere.

Det er endnu ikke det store, som er skrevet om COP19 – men efterhånden som sommeren klinger af, vil konturerne af de vigtigste temaer og dramaer begynde at tegne sig. Håber samtidig, at nedenstående liste kan tjene som til inspiration til, hvor alsidigt man kan varme op til verdens nok største sportsbegivenhed, COP19 i Warszawa.

Siden COP18 i Qatar sidste år har forhandlerne været samlet flere gange – se blog-indlæg fra juni-samlingen i Bonn: Klimaforhandlinger i Bonn 3.-14. juni, Daglige video-rapporter fra klimaforhandlingerne i Bonn og Bonn: To uger nærmere den nødvendige klimaaftale? (med artikler op til og reaktioner på juni-mødet i Bonn).

Eftehånden som tiden nærmer sig, vil alle blog-indlæg tagged COP19 kunne ses her. Og links til artikler fra selve COP19-dagene kan findes i blog-indlægget COP19 optegnelser.

  officielle UNFCCC / COP19-sider

Den officielle polske COP19 hjemmeside: www.cop19.gov.pl.

UNFCCC på Facebook: www.facebook.com/UNclimatechange.

FNs officielle COP19 hjemmeside: UNFCCC COP19.

Submissions from Parties to the COP and CMP, UNFCCC.

  november

Nick Maeby: EU needs to show leadership at Warsaw climate summit, RTCC 10.11.2013.

Fiona Harvey: UK urged to maintain leadership on green issues on eve of Warsaw talks, The Guardian 10.11.2013.

Greenpeace protests at six coal plants across Poland, (pressemeddelelse) 09.11.2013.

Poland outlines ambitions for 2013 UN climate summit, RTCC 09.11.2013.

Jo Confino: IPCC chairman: we may “pass on a lousy, spoilt and defiled planet”, The Guardian 09.11.2013.

Japan to pledge $16bn to developing nations to combat climate change, Business Day 08.11.2013.

Stephen Shu-hung Shen: Taiwan: barred from UN climate talks, but committed to global deal, RTCC 08.11.2013.

Ewa Krukowska & Alessandro Vitelli: EU Nations Authorize CO2-Market Fix Talks With Parliament, Bloomberg 08.11.2013.

Lindsay Abrams: Poland double-books climate conference with coal summit, Salon 08.11.2013.

Monica Scislowska: Poland To Host Both UN Climate Change Conference And International Coal Summit, Huffington Post 08.11.2013.

Adam Vaughan: Yvo de Boer: ‘Australia should send minister to Warsaw talks’, RTCC 08.11.2013.

Jake Locas: Fossil fuel subsidies dwarf renewables support, favour rich – report, Reuters 08.11.2013.

Marcin Korolec: trust is key to achieving an effective climate deal, RTCC 08.11.2013.

Lauri Goering: Early climate aid topped goal, but most not new money – study, Reuters 08.11.2013.

Nitin Sethi: Cabinet clears climate negotiation strategy, The Hindu 08.11.2013.

Heather McGray, David Waskow & Pieter Terpstra: Loss and Damage: Elements for Successful Negotiations at COP 19 in Warsaw, WRI 08.11.2013.

Ed King: Is Poland’s coal and climate summit outrageous or irrelevant? RTCC 08.11.2013.

UN climate talks: Poland gives coal a voice, (AP) The Guardian 08.11.2011.

Olga Dobrowidowa: Russia and climate politics: will a Dark Knight rise in Warsaw? RTCC 08.11.2013.

Rowena Dela Rosa Yoon: Australia dumps carbon tax, snubs Warsaw climate summit, Asian 08.11.2013.

Sophie Yeo: World’s poorest set to press rich nations for climate compensation, RTCC 08.11.2013.

Megan Rowling: Warsaw climate talks expected to deliver loss and damage mechanism, Reuters 07.11.2013.

Jennifer Morgan & David Waskow: 5 Issues to Watch at COP 19, the “Construction COP”, WRI 07.11.2013.

Stephen Leahy: World Headed for a High-Speed Carbon Crash, UPI 07.11.2013

UN expert warns climate change causing loss now, Deutsche Welle 07.11.2013.

Figueres: UN climate talks in Warsaw a “pivotal” moment, RTCC 07.11.2013.

Achala C. Abeysinghe: Seven ways equity can promote success at the UN climate talks, IIED 07.11.2013.

Nicole Ghio: World Bank’s support of Tata Mundra coal plant condemned, The Ecologist 07.11.2013.

Chetan Chauhan: India talks tough before climate meet in Warsaw, Hindustan Times 07.11.2013.

Andrew Restucca: Will Warsaw talks fuel a pact? Politico 07.11.2013.

Laurence MacDonald: What to Make of the Warsaw COP – Michele de Nevers, Center for Global Development 07.11.2013.

John H. Cushman: Climate Talks in Poland Will Open Amid Flurry of New Scientific Warnings, InsideClimate News 07.11.2013.

EU to press for “ambitious” emissions cuts, new climate deal at Warsaw talks, Xinhua 07.11.2013.

Japan To Commit $16 Billion Global Warming Aid At UN Meet, RTT News 07.11.2013.

Ed King: EU starts process to ratify Kyoto Protocol extension, RTCC 07.11.2013.

Nitin Sethi: ‘India is not a nay-sayer on climate change’, The Hindu 07.11.2013.

Barbara Lewis: Hitting EU green energy goals ‘would save billions, boost GDP’, Reuters 06.11.2013.

Liz Gallagher: What to watch out for in Warsaw, E3G 06.11.2013.

Barbara Fraser: Monitoring of carbon-rich wetlands a focus at UN climate talks, Reuters 06.11.2013.

Connie Hedegaard: “In Warsaw we must agree to prepare strong pledges for the 2015 deal and to step up emission cuts”, EU 06.11.2013.

COP19: What the Least Developed Countries expect from the climate talks, IIED 06.11.2013.

Alister Doyle & Nina Chestney: Hopes for strong 2015 climate deal fade, as risks grow, Reuters 06.11.2013.

Time is running out to counter adverse impacts of climate change: Christiana Figueres, Times of India 06.11.2013.

Jessica Shankleman: Hedegaard warns over procedural threat to derail Warsaw climate summit, Business Green 06.11.2013.

Sophie Yeo: Fossil fuel subsidies equal $112 per adult in rich countries, RTCC 06.11.2013.

John Upton: U.N.: Hurry up on climate action or we’re screwed! Grist 06.11.2013.

Jo Confino: World Bank warrior spearheading the fight against climate change, The Guardian 06.11.2013.

Xu nan & Liu Quin: China claims progress on climate change targets, Chinadialogue 06.11.2013.

Nitin Sethi: Warsaw climate talks may witness consensus-majority battle, The Hindu 06.11.2013.

Shawn McCarthy & Richard Blackwell: Canadians want Harper government to take leadership role on climate change, poll says, Globe & Mail 06.11.2013.

Nina Chestney: Global action needed to close 8-12 bln tonne emissions gap -UNEP, Reuters 05.11.2013.

WWF: Governments must seize the opportunity to tackle climate change, WWF 05.11.2013.

Ed King: UNEP: efforts to slow global warming are failing, RTCC 05.11.2013.

Taryn Fransen & Kelly Levin: UNEP Report Finds Significant “Emissions Gap” Must Be Bridged, WRI 05.11.2013.

2013 Gap Report Strengthens Case for Wide-Ranging Global Action to Close Emissions Gap, UNEP 05.11.2013.

Carlos Barria: China ‘flexible’ on climate talks but rich nation funding is key: top negotiator, Reuters 05.11.2013.

Matt McGrath: UN highlights role of farming in closing emissions gap, BBC News 05.11.2013.

France spells out ambitions for 2015 climate conference in Paris, EurActiv 04.11.2013.

Alex Morales: Kyoto Veterans Say Global Warming Goal Slipping Away, Bloomberg 04.11.2013.

Nannette Lindenberg & Pieter Pauw: Don’t lump together apples and oranges – Adaptation finance is different from mitigation finance, DIE 04.11.2013.

Nitin Sethi: Fix historical responsibility for green house emissions, Brazil tells IPCC, The Hindu 03.11.2013.

Tom Bawden: Black mark: Britain’s shame as carbon emissions climb, The Independent 03.11.2013.

Cameron Fenton: Climate-Denying Canada Should Stay Out of Warsaw Climate Talks, Huffington Post 01.11.2013.

Ed King: France cranks up climate diplomacy ahead of 2015 UN summit, RTCC 01.11.2013

Nitin Sethi: BASIC ministers call for specifics on funds to mitigate climate change, The Hindu 01.11.2013.

Angela Dewan: Want to have an impact on climate policy? – Show the short-term consequences, expert says, Global Landscape Forum 01.11.2013.

  oktober

Pathways to a new international climate regime: Scientists present options at COP 19 in Warsaw, Potsdam institute for Climate Impact esearch 31.10.2013.

Nitin Sethi: Warsaw climate talks may witness consensus-majority battle, The Hindu 31.10.2013.

Ed King: Russia warns UN of “eroding transparency” at climate talks, RTCC 31.10.2013.

Danny Hakim & Mateusz Zurawik: Poland, Wedded to Coal, Spurns Europe on Clean Energy Targets, New York Times 31.10.2013.

Michelle Kovacevic: COP19: Can we expect a decision on REDD+ emissions verification? Forests Climate Change 30.10.2013.

Australia should adopt ’25% emissions reduction target’, RTCC 31.10.2013.

Marc Herman: United Nations: Adapting to Climate Change Will Cost Africa $35 Billion Annually, Pacific News 30.10.2013.

Ed King: Japan to set 3.8% 2020 emissions reduction target – report, RTCC 30.10.2013.

Paul Polman: Why UN Climate Talks Must Deliver a Brighter Future for Us All, 30.10.2013.

Susanna Twedale: Investors, UN panel call on Warsaw climate talks to support CDM, Reuters 30.10.2013.

UNFCCC Releases ADP Documents Ahead of Warsaw, IISD 30.10.2013.

Sophie Yeo: Polish environmental groups urge Prime Minister to reject coal plant, RTCC 29.10.2013.

BASIC Countries Call for Warsaw to be an “Implementation COP”, IISD 29.10.2013.

Shaun Tandon: US ends most financing of overseas coal projects, AFP 29.10.2013.

Michael D. Shear: U.S. Says It Won’t Back New International Coal-Fired Power Plants, New York Times 29.10.2013.

Stephanie Parker: Interview: UN official calls for world’s “much closer attention” to protect Earth, Xinhua 29.10.2013.

Chris Lang: It’s official: COP19 will not discuss how to address climate change, REDD Monitor 29.10.2013.

Rich nations pledge only paltry emission cuts till 2020, The Hindu 28.10.2013.

Oleg Shamanov: Barometer of a New Agreement, IISD 28.10.2013.

African Ministers agree on key messages for Warsaw climate meeting, Third World Network 28.10.2013.

Paul Brown: Green Climate Fund ‘can power poor’, Climate News Network 28.10.2013.

Nina Chestney: EU environment ministers call for action on climate policy, Reuters 28.10.2013.

Imogen Badgery-Parker: Causes of deforestation getting lost in REDD+ rhetoric – analysis, Forests News 27.10.2013.

An Kathrin-Neureuther: Landscapes debate could reinvigorate U.N. climate talks – negotiator, Forests News 25.10.2013.

Alister Doyle: Poland could halve demand for coal by 2030, study says, Reuters 25.10.2013.

Kathleen Harris: Canada failing to meet 2020 emissions targets, CBC News 24.10.2013.

Poland’s partners in climate crime: ArcelorMittal, Push Europe 24.10.2013.

Fiona Harvey: IPCC’s ‘carbon budget’ will not drive Warsaw talks, says Christiana Figueres, The Guardian 24.10.2013.

Barbara Lewis: Britain calls for EU to set tougher climate goal, Reuters 24.10.2013.

Sébastien Duyck: Visualization of countries positions ahead of the COP-19 – industrialized countries, Adopt a Negotiator 24.10.2013.

Todd Stern: 2015 climate deal must be flexible, ambitious, durable, Climate Week NTC 23.10.2013.

Sophie Yeo: Climate leaders face “Custer’s last stand” as UN talks approach, RTCC 23.10.2013.

State Dept. Official Says ‘Rigid’ Global Climate Deal Won’t Fly, InsideClimate News 23.10.2013.

Sophie Yeo: UN climate chief underlines Green Climate Fund concerns, RTCC 23.10.2013.

UN climate conference in Warsaw must set out steps towards a global deal, EU 23.10.2013.

Sophie Yeo: USA reveals red lines for 2015 climate change deal, RTCC 23.10.2013.

Alex Morales: U.S. Rejects Rigid Rules as ‘Roadblock’ to Climate Treaty, Bloomberg 22.10.2013.

Sébastien Duyck: UN climate talks: what do developing countries want in Warsaw? RTCC 22.10.2013.

Sébastien Duyck: Visualization of countries positions ahead of the COP-19, The Adopt a Negotiator Project 22.10.2013.

Laurie Goering: China, US could help push new U.N. climate deal – experts, Reuters 22.10.2013.

Sophie Yeo: UN climate chief underlines Green Climate Fund concerns, RTCC 22.10.2013.

Oliver Milman: UN climate chief says Direct Action ‘a lot more expensive’ than pricing carbon, The Guardian 22.10.2013.

Climate change and climate variability in Poland, (side med link til rapport i pdf).

Todd Stern: 2015 climate deal must be flexible, ambitious, durable, The Climate Group 22.10.2013.

In Copenhagen, Ban calls for clean energy transformation for more sustainable future, UN 22.10.2013.

Alex Morales: Global Climate-Change Finance Fell Last Year, Study Shows, Bloomberg 22.10.2013.

Cécile Barbière: French Greens prepare for 2015 UN climate conference in Paris, EurActiv 22.10.2013.

Liz Gallagher: Europe is not alone on climate, Energy Post 21.10.2013.

Nicola Jones: Rising Waters: How Fast and How Far Will Sea Levels Rise? Environment 360 21.10.2013.

Nitin Sehti: Developed nations silent on funding, The Hindu 21.10.2013.

Nations should explain their carbon cuts ahead of global talks, Obama says, (Bloomberg) Sydney Morning Herald 19.10.2013.

Sophie Yeo: EU sets 2014 deadline for global climate pledges, RTCC 17.10.2013.

Gareth Philips: Three days in Bonn, Doing Not Much, Sindicatum 17.10.2013.

COP19 host Poland labelled 2nd most air-polluted country in Europe, TckTckTck 17.10.2013.

Angela Merkel signals hope for carbon market fix, Business Green 17.10.2013.

Liz Gallagher: The Doha gateway to Warsaw, E3G 17.10.2013.

Annelieke Douma & Anouk Franck: The Green Climate Fund – How will it practice what it preaches? Climate & Development Knowledge Network 16.10.2013.

The EU Environment Council agreed on the common position for the Warsaw Climate Conference, The Lithuanina Precidency og the Council of the European Union 2013.

Africa: Oxfam Reaction – EU Ministers Fail to Break Deadlock On Climate Finance, All Africa 15.10.2013.

UN Climate Negotiators Set Course for New Agreement, USCIB 15.10.2013.

Ido Liven: Climate News Mosaic – an alternative view of UNFCCC talks, RTCC 15.10.2013.

EU ministers agree plan for Warsaw UN climate talks, Platts 15.10.2013.

Nilima Choudhury: Netherlands business coalition releases new 2020 climate strategy, RTCC 15.10.2013.

Neil Bird: Is climate finance supporting the most vulnerable? Not yet, Reuters 15.10.2013.

Warsaw: On the Road to Paris, Climate Action Network oktober 2013 (pdf).

Paul Brown: Europe’s easy ride on climate targets‏, Climate Times 12.10.2013.

Ban Ki-moon summit set to decide fate of Green Climate Fund, RTCC 11.10.2013.

Stefan Nicola: China Ready to Help Achieve Climate ‘Breakthrough,’ Germany Says, Bloomberg 11.10.2013.

Craig Mackenzie: Could China’s carbon emissions peak sooner than expected? RTCC 11.10.2013.

Creating New Momentum for a Global Climate deal, Friends of Europe, efteråret 2013 (pdf).

Katie Valentine: UN Climate Forum Host: Melting Arctic Ice Will Make Chasing Pirates Easier, Climate Progress 10.10.2013.

Ed King: Arctic ice melt means more pirate and terrorist chases say UN climate hosts, RTCC 10.10.2013.

Adam Vaughan: Arctic melt means more pirate chases, say Polish climate hosts, The Guardian 10.10.2013.

Thomas Hale: How the UNFCCC Can Drive Climate Ambition in Advance of a Treaty: Record, Review, Reinforce, Recruit, Oxford University 09.10.2013 (pdf).

Anette Friis: Why agriculture must take centre stage at UN climate talks, Reuters 09.10.2013.

Jacub Muller: Oops … Poland did it again aka standing in the way of climate progress, Bankwatch 09.10.2013.

EU closing in on 20% emissions reduction target, RTCC 09.10.2013.

Megan Rowling: Cash-strapped Adaptation Fund puts climate projects on hold, Reuters 09.10.2013.

Will the climate change in Warsaw? IRIN 07.10.2013.

Christina Figueres: Opening Speech at the Joint Workshop on the Framework for Various Approaches, Non-Market-Based Approaches and the New Market mechanism, UFPCCC Bonn 7. October (pdf).

Fiji calls for legally binding climate change agreement, Fiji news 04.10.2013.

Ewa Krukowska: First Global Emissions Market for Airlines Wins Support, Bloomberg 04.10.2013.

Keith Forbes: Ensuring that Forest Communities Own REDD+ Projects — Not the Other Way Around, DAI Developmens 03.10.2013.

Emily E. Adams: US Carbon Dioxide Emissions Down 11% Since 2007, Cleantechica 03.10.2013.

Todd Woody: Who cares about Kyoto? California and Quebec create their own transnational carbon market, Quartz 02.10.2013.

Barbara Lewis: Poland pits itself against EU climate promises, Reuters 01.10.2013.

Ed King: What effect will the IPCC report have on UN climate negotiations? RTCC 01.10.2013.

Getting the process started: developing national mitigation plans for agriculture, CGIAR 01.10.2013.

  september

Sophie McNabb: 50 days til the UN Climate Talks: Poland and their Polluters, UKYCC 30.09.2013.

Fiona Harvey: Climate change: UN makes high-risk attempt to break deadlock on talks, The Guardian 20.09.2013.

Nitin Sethi: No piecemeal climate deal, India tells United Nations, The Hindu 20.09.2013.

Will Nichols: EU carbon markets set ‘to be oversupplied until 2027’, Business Green 20.09.2013.

Delhi wants rich nations to ‘lead in emission cuts’, Oman Tribune 19.09.2013.

Barbara Lewis: Europe weighing 40 percent 2030 carbon-cutting goal: EU sources, Reuters 19.09.2013.

Caroline Selle: Poland Partners with Coal and Oil Corporate Sponsors for COP19 Climate Conference, Desmogblog 18.09.2013.

Sophie Yeo: Halving global CO2 emissions will cost less than 1% of GDP – report, RTCC 18.09.2013.

Kelly Rigg: Women’s leadership will strengthen climate action, RTCC 18.09.2013.

Sophie Yeo: Concrete emissions pledges ‘not a priority’ for 2015 climate deal – UN official, RTCC 18.09.2013.

Challenges ahead before COP19 summit in Warsaw, Polskie Radio 17.09.2013.

Raphaem Satter: UN official: World failing over climate change, AP 17.09.2013.

Amy Fallon: Uganda: Forest Communities Draw a Redd Line, IPS News 17.09.2013.

Korolec: business must be included in climate negotiations, PAP 16.09.2013.

Online tool to raise profile of agriculture at COP19, New Agriculturist, september 2013.

Clock ticking on 2015 climate talks deal: EU commissioner, (AFP) Space Daily 13.09.2013.

Sophie Yeo: Gambia minister ‘frustration’ at sluggish UN climate process, RTCC 13.09.2013.

Athena Ballesteros: 3 Important Messages from this Week’s UNFCCC Workshop on Scaling Up Climate Finance, WRI Insights 12.09.2013.

Amal Lee-Amin: UN climate finance talks lay foundation for Warsaw summit, RTCC 12.09.2013.

UNFCCC climate finance meeting in Republic of Korea concludes technical groundwork to accelerate global shift of capital towards a green and more resilient economy, (pressemeddelelse) UNFCCC 12.09.2013 (pdf).

A Summary Report of “Scaling-up Climate Finance: Long-term Finance (LTF) Work Programme Wrap-up Event”, IISD 12.09.2013.

Nilima Choudhury: Barroso promises EU climate policy framework by end of 2013, RTCC 11.09.2013.

Agnieszka Barteczko: Poland to lower emissions with technology, not coal cuts: PM, Reuters 10.09.2013.

Amazon rainforest tribe sells REDD+ credits to Brazilian cosmetics giant, Mongabay 10.09.2013.

Ed King: South Korea pledges $40 million to Green Climate Fund, RTCC 10.09.2013.

Climate change negotiators seek breakthrough at informal New Zealand talks, Xinhua 10.09.2013.

Poland outlines ambitions for 2013 UN climate summit, RTCC 09.09.2013.

Clock ticking on 2015 climate talks deal: EU commissioner, (AFP) Space Daily 06.09.2013.

Nilima Chodhury: COP will not change Poland’s appetite for coal, says MEP, RTCC 06.09.2013.

Making Gender Equality a UNFCCC Priority, WEDO 06.09.2013

Kelly Rigg: Majuro declaration on climate change will determine every child’s future, The Guardian 06.09.2013.

Oktober bliver stor klima-måned i København, (Ritzau) Information 05.09.2013.

Laurie Goering: Simplifying wording of UN climate decisions could bring big benefits – lawyer, Reuters 05.09.2013.

Ed King: Pacific leaders adopt ‘Majuro Declaration’ on climate change, RTCC 05.09.2013.

Joy Hyvarinen: It’s time to make the UN climate talks more accessible, Eco-Business 05.09.2013.

Matthew Carr: Climate Talks Should Encourage New Carbon-Trade Tests, IETA Says, Bloomberg 05.09.2013.

Warsaw: On the Road to Paris, Climate Action Network 04.09.2013.

The VELUX Group partners with the World Climate Summit 2013, #COP19, Velux 03.09.2013.

  august

Ed King: UN climate finance talks offer millions of options – but no money, RTCC 21.08.2013.

Second Meeting of Experts on Long-term Finance, Summary Highlights of the Meeting, IISD, (video) IISD 20.08.2013.

Rob Jordan: A new approach to making climate treaties work, from research at Stanford and in Switzerland, Stanford News 20.08.2013.

In the Corridors at the Second Meeting of Experts on Long-term Finance Day 2, (video) IISD 20.08.2013.

In the Corridors at the Second Meeting of Experts on Long-term Finance Day 1, (video) IISD 19.08.2013.

John Abraham: With the forthcoming IPCC report, the contrarians finally agree we are changing the climate, The Guardian 19.08.2013.

Alister Doyle: Experts surer of manmade global warming but local predictions elusive, Reuters 16.08.2013.

Sébastien Duyck: “Enough talking, let’s get to work”, say the co-chairs of the climate negotiations, Adopt A Negotiator Project 15.08.2013.

Joy Hyvarinen: UN needs to work out a Plan B for climate change, RTCC 15.08.2013.

Zoe Sagalow: University joins United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, The Diamondback 14.08.2013.

Michalina Golinczak: Welcome to Coaland, The Adopt A negotiator project 14.08.2013.

Ed King: UN talks on 2015 climate deal must “shift gear” warn officials, RTCC 14.08.2013.

Amanda Asiago: The Hungry Pangs of Climate Finace Come Finance, IPF 12.08.2013.

Global Landscapes Forum: Shaping the Climate and Development Agenda for Forests and Agriculture, CIFOR august 2013

Warsaw UN climate conference ‘will be safe’ says minister, Polskie Radio 06.08.2013.

Lisa Friedman: International climate talks could fail without more national actions – report, E&E 07.08.2013.

Philita Clark: What climate scientists talk about now, FT Magazine 02.08.2013.

  juli

Ed King: Is 1.5C warming target still within reach? RTCC 31.07.2013.

Country In Focus: Poland, Youth & Sustainability 30.07.2013.

Ed King: Small island states dismiss doubts over 2015 UN climate deal, RTCC 26.07.2013.

Charlene Watson & Marigold Norman: REDD+ Finance: Who’s Counting? Forest Carbon Portal 25.07.2013.

Terry Macalister: Meet Belcha – Europe’s biggest carbon polluter (and it’s about to get even bigger), The Guardian 22.07.2013.

Ed King: UN climate change deal “may not be feasible” by 2015, RTCC 23.07.2013.

Jaspreet Kindra: What to Expect in the Warsaw Climate Change Talks, ETH 19.07.2013.

Ed King: Fossil fuels tax to fund climate efforts proposed at UN talks, 18.07.2013.

Agathe Cavicchioli & Daniel Buckley: Climate Finance at COP19: looking back, looking ahead, Climate Finance Options 17.07.2013.

Climate change and biodiversity financing issues – the focus of the EU Environment Ministers discussions in Vilnius, eu2013.lt 16.07.2013.

Dagmar Dehmer: Polen, Frankreich und Deutschland kommen sich nicht näher, Der Tagesspiel 16.07.2013.

Weimar Triangle Meeting of the Environment Ministers, Warsawa 15.07.2013 (pdf).

Melissa Low: What to expect of the Durban Platform in Warsaw, EcoBusiness 10.07.2013.

Mayor of Warsaw to be Patron of World Climate Summit 2013, World Climate ltd 08.07.2013.

  juni

Seu Yapa: Social Media Boot Camp at COP19 – Now open for applications! 26.06.2013.

Rugged road to Warsaw COP19, Stock Market Watch 26.06.2013.

Jaspreet Kindra: What to expect in the Warsaw climate change talks, IRIN 25.06.2013.

Sébastien Duyck; Understanding the Bonn climate talks and Looking Ahead, (3 video-interviews) Adopt a Negotiator 25.06.2013.

John Parnell: Finance ministers set for UN climate talks invite, RTCC 24.06.2013.

Nations Pledge $198 Million for LDCF/SCCF Climate Change Adaptation, Global Environment Facility 20.06.2013.

Positive steps at Bonn climate meeting open door for REDD+ in Warsaw, Forest Carbon Portal 17.06.2013.

Matthias Söderberg: Næste klimatopmøde kræver diplomatisk benarbejde, (kommentar) Kristeligt Dagblad 17.06.2013.

John Parnell: UN climate envoys claim progress on 2015 deal despite Russia row, RTCC 17.06.2013.

Tariq Al-Olaimy: Pathway to Poland: Hopes for COP19, (Photo Blog) Adopt a Negotiator 14.06.2013.

Europe must cut emissions 55% by 2030 – Ecofys report, RTCC 12.06.2013.

Jørgen Steen Nielsen: Sammenbrud på klimamøde truer proces mod aftale, Information 12.06.2013.

William BrittleBank: COP19 President, Minister Korolec, reaffirms commitment to binding deal by 2015, Climate Action 11.06.2013.

Antoine Abel: As Next Round of Climate Talks Nears, Poland Faces Tough Choices, Worldwatch Institute 07.06.2013.

John Parnell: Korolec: Poland needs time to ditch coal addiction, RTCC 05.06.2013.

Ed King: 83 developing states call for clear climate finance & emission pledges, RTCC 05.06.2013.

Alex Kirby: Panama’s Indigenous People Reject UN Forest Plan, Climate Central 02.06.2013.

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John Parnell: Poland and France co-operating on 2015 climate deal, RTCC 30.05.2013.

John Parnell: EU: 2030 climate policy must address global UN deal, RTCC 24.05.203.

Anger as Poland is selected to host next UN climate change summit, RTCC 23.05.2013.

New EU climate policy unlikely before 2015: Poland, AFP 22.05.2013.

John Parnell: UN climate talks host Poland to accelerate shale gas push, RTCC 23.05.2013.

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Sarah Parsons: Lord Nicholas Stern Identifies 3 Obstacles to International Climate Action, WRI Insights 03.04.2013.

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John Parnell: EU proposes 40% emissions cut for 2030, RTCC 27.03.2013.

Kelly Levin: Developed Nations Must Reduce Emissions by Half by 2020, Says New Study, WIR Insights 06.03.2013.