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Rather than promoting democracy and equality and building a just framework for future
governance, environmental negotiatons have turned into business transactions where the
rich and powerful often trample on the poor and weak.
Centre for Science and Environment seeks to present a balanced and informed analysis
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Southern perspectives on Climate Change
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 Russia
ambiguous about Kyoto
CoP-9 ended with the world no wiser about Moscow’s intentions
[Dec
31, 2003] |
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 Interview with David
Anthony King, chief scientific advisor to the UK government for three years
[Dec 31, 2003] |
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 Hopes rise
though US Climate Change Bill fails
US senate rejects country’s first climate change bill, but margin gets narrower
[Dec 15, 2003] |
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New Delhi to Milan
Six experts speak on CoP-9
[Dec
15, 2003] |
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 Climate
Change affects world's lakes
By 2080, the world’s lakes will experience a temperature change of up to
6.7 °C
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15, 2003] |
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 E-Solution
E-commerce can reduce greenhouse gas emissions
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15, 2003] |
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Concrete plan or lip service to
environment?
Equity is a
prerequisite for any global agreement, particularly when dealing with the pollution of a
global common property resource such as the atmosphere. Discussions on global warming and
climate change, however, threaten to put unequal burden on the nations of the world.
Seven experts write on what to
expect from the CoP-9 negotiations in Milan, Italy 