Tag: Latin America

Day Five: Weekly Roundup, Inside Scoop on REDD, Caravans, and Google’s New Tool

The work week is ending and negotiations have produced little. Get the roundup on the latest from Cancún, including an interview with a legal expert on REDD’s progress and insight into Google’s new climate change tool.

Day Four: Can the Kyoto Protocol be Saved?

Japan’s decision to abandon the Kyoto Protocol is a disappointing move. Get the run-down on the 1997 international agreement, the hope for renewing it, and how you can help.

Day Three: The Global South’s COP

Grassroots group have organized the South-South Summit on Climate Justice and Finance as a side event to the official U.N. conference. It is an effort to strengthen the voices of those not welcome behind closed doors at COP16.

Day Two: REDD, Forests, & Local Communities

A daily breakdown: what is REDD? how might it affect local communities? what are grassroots groups doing? Get the skinny from Cancún.

Day One: Hope, Action at the Grassroots

Today launched the United Nations climate summit in Mexico. While the world needs decisive action, this two-week conference promises to produce much less.

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