News
World's climate talking shop enters final stages
International climate change talks convened by the UN in Nairobi entered their closing, high-level stage on Wednesday. Among early outcomes from the event are an agreement on a five-year programme of adaptation measures and an accompanying global fund. There are also accords on technology transfer and improving access for some countries to the Kyoto protocol's flexible mechanisms. We will report fully on these once the conference concludes on Friday.
The full text of this article is only available to registered subscribers and free trialists. To login, please enter your email address and subscriber access code below.
Article Index:
Related Content
-
EU "must get real on energy-climate policies"
24 Nov 2006
-
Slow car CO2 cuts "not carmakers’ fault"
23 Nov 2006
-
EU to rethink clean vehicle quotas plan
23 Nov 2006
-
Ministers back binding renewables targets
23 Nov 2006
-
Climate a buzzword at EU energy conference
21 Nov 2006
-
Global climate talks make "solid" progress
20 Nov 2006
-
EU "wants 3% cut in German carbon allocation"
20 Nov 2006
-
Belgium advised to reverse nuclear phase-out
20 Nov 2006
-
Corporate environmental news round-up 30
17 Nov 2006
-
New EU states’ funding plans "neglect" climate
17 Nov 2006
EEA chief speaks up for biodiversity
ENDS Europe's Sonja van Renssen asks the EEA’s Jacqueline McGlade how she expects the agency’s new biodiversity tools to help shape EU policy
RSS
Latest jobs
- Randstad Cpe: Senior Acoustics and Vibration Consultant £40-60,000
- De Montfort University: Sustainability Project Manager circa £22k pro rata
- Randstad Cpe: Carbon Management Consultant Negotiable
