Climate Change

The KP Game

By Gurmit Singh

Climate Negotiations: Time for a Rethink

By Adil Najam and William Moomaw

Climate Change Negotiations: from New Delhi to Milan

By Miquel Muñoz

CoP-9 in Milan: A Fashionable Trend for Climate Agreements

By Agus P. Sari

CoP9

Equal rights to the atmosphere

CoP10

Undone By: Clifford Polycarp Date: Jan 15, 2005

Current CDM design corrupt and ‘unclean’, says Indian NGO. Demands reform at the next conference of parties so that CDM can ‘work’ to combat the threat of climate change

Unknown Future

The conference of parties to the un climate convention in Nairobi went along predictable lines. In the 12 years of the convention, political rhetoric may not have changed much -- the us and its cronies continue to shun accountability, the eu goes on playing its nefarious game of politically correct non-action, and developing countries continue fighting over peanuts, getting divided into ever smaller groups.

The hockey-stick curve

Copenhagen