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10,000 people hunger strike for climate -
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Mayors say private money is the answer
Shimon Peres: Unlike politics, climate has no borders
Israeli President calls on neighbouring countries to cooperate on climate change despite mutual differences
10,000 people hunger strike for climate
Mass protest at the lack of progress at the conference
Clinton adds new bargaining chip to negotiating table
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton flew into Copenhagen a day ahead of President Barack Obama to add another layer of encouragement to negotiating parties.
Mayors say private money is the answer
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, the president of the World Bank and head of the Virgin group encourage sustainable growth
The transition to a greener future
As the high politics of the COP15 are beset by disagreement, and mayors talk up a city level approach, we look at the usefulness of smaller units of reference: Transition Towns
The South African troupe that entertained the Bella Centre lines
South African flavoured street theatre delighted delegates and promoted gender perspective on climate change
The COP15 kids who made a climate newspaper
Danish school students make their own newspaper covering the climate conference
This could be the start of something good
As the COP15 nears its crucial finale, with little sign of real progress, many are feeling frustration and dismay that world leaders are squandering the best opportunity yet for a global agreement, but hope is on the horizon
Coming to terms with climate change
Only very occasionally do scientific discoveries evoke such a dramatic – and emotive – public and political response as that elicited by the last decades’ research documenting global climate change and identifying human activities as its likely primary cause. Probably the last time such a debate occurred was when Darwin published The Origin of Species.
Danish PM determined to see it through
COP 15 President and Danish Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rsmussen heads into final negotiations to try and reach satisfatory deal
Leaked report sheds doubt on deal
New leaked document suggests agreed targets will lead to a 3C temperature rise, but COP15 chairwoman Connie Hedegaard is not yet ready to throw in the towel
Canada’s frozen north becomes soggy north
Canadian students bear witness to melting permafrost and disrupted seasons
As the ice melts Greenland switches to heavy industry
Traditional practises being phased out in favour of mineral extraction, hydro power and oil drilling
Plenary session marked by resignation
Condemnations and a resignation marked the announcement of a long-term action plan on climate change at COP15 yesterday
NGO fury directed at COP15 organisers
NGOs write an open letter to the climate summit president and UN climate boss Yvo de Boer
Bella Center takeover fails
Police cracked down hard on demonstrators yesterday outside the Bella Center
Big names drop in to pile on pressure
Cities are on the front line of making effective and immediate changes for sustainable living argue world’s mayors
A revolutionary invention hits the streets
New intelligent bike wheel transforms use