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Kyoto

Most vulnerable nations urged not to sign weak climate deal

Most vulnerable nations urged not to sign weak climate deal

COP18: NGO community rallies round poorest countries urging them not to sign up to a watered down deal at the UN climate talks in Doha.

COP18 Live: Latest news from Day 5 of Doha climate summit

COP18 Live: Latest news from Day 5 of Doha climate summit

US negotiator says he “can’t sell equity” back home, China blocks transport cash for climate finance and is the Polish COP trying to sideline civil society?

Doha silence on 2015 deal endangers Durban progress

Doha silence on 2015 deal endangers Durban progress

COP18: “Narrow focus” on Kyoto Protocol and growing complacency on long term targets jeopardizing last year’s landmark agreement.

The world's carbon trading schemes mapped

The world’s carbon trading schemes mapped

The world’s carbon markets mapped, from California to Vietnam.

Russian Government offers faint hope of Kyoto 2 participation

Russian Government offers faint hope of Kyoto 2 participation

Delegation heads to Doha ready to say no, but cooperation with EU and Japan could change its mind.

Twitter storm urges Australian government to sign Kyoto 2

Twitter storm urges Australian government to sign Kyoto 2

Climate Live: The latest climate change headlines curated by RTCC, updated daily from 0900-1700 BST

In tweets: Ministers meet for last time before Doha climate change talks

In tweets: Ministers meet for last time before Doha climate change talks

No news is good news as a group of 48 Ministers meet in Seoul to discuss next month’s UNFCCC talks in Doha

Bangkok 2012 - Rich countries must not dump their responsibilities on the poor says NGO

Bangkok 2012 – Rich countries must not dump their responsibilities on the poor says NGO

Third World Network says developed economies must take responsibility for their historical emissions with ambitious targets to cut greenhouse gases.

Australia's acute water shortages mapped

Australia’s acute water shortages mapped

Projected Australian water shortages suggest governments of future will have to ration water between mining, agriculture and major cities.

New Kyoto climate change targets proposed for rich countries

New Kyoto climate change targets proposed for rich countries

Submission by the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) would more than double the EU target and set Australia a goal to cut CO2 by 7%.

Bonn 2012: UN climate chief defends progress at talks

Bonn 2012: UN climate chief defends progress at talks

Figueres calls sluggish negotiations inevitable for latest track of talks and indicative of diplomats’ meticulous work on new global deal.

UN climate change chief sets out five goals for next negotiations

UN climate change chief sets out five goals for next negotiations

Figueres says November’s summit in Doha must build on Durban’s momentum ahead of preparatory meeting next week.

Canadian Minister: We need an effective, binding climate deal

Canadian Minister: We need an effective, binding climate deal

Post-Kyoto era should focus establishing a new deal says Peter Kent.

New research: Canada would have made money if it had stayed in Kyoto

New research: Canada would have made money if it had stayed in Kyoto

Government’s claims that pledges would have cost it $14bn rubbished by Cambridge University and Tyndall Centre study.

US: Canada’s Kyoto pull-out will have no effect on new global deal

US: Canada’s Kyoto pull-out will have no effect on new global deal

Lead American negotiator Todd Stern says Kyoto was key to Durban Platform but is “more the past than the future”.

What can we learn from Kyoto as Canada walks away

What can we learn from Kyoto as Canada walks away

Protocol’s future is up in the air for another year so what lessons can be learned as work begins on global deal?

Day 9 - Breaking news from COP17

Day 9 – Breaking news from COP17

Breaking news, tweets, interviews, webcasts and gossip from the COP17 climate talks in Durban.

Ambassador SE Serge Lepeltier

France: COP17 global deal must be legally binding

France climate ambassador admits Durban negotiations are currently ‘difficult’ but tells RTCC his country is pushing for a legally binding emissions deal.

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