This article discusses the aftermath of climate change summit at Durban at Durban countries agreed to following to arrive at a legally binding agreement for both developed and developing nations by 2015
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Durban deal — now comes the far, far harder part
by Bharath Vaishnov in December 15th 2011Carbon emissions show biggest jump ever recorded
by Bharath Vaishnov in December 6th 2011Check out this new debates section and give feedback : www.prep4civils.com/debates Carbon emissions increased by 5.9% in 2010, highest absolute increase since industrial revolution
Climate talks: ‘delayer countries’ flex muscles
by Bharath Vaishnov in December 4th 2011The Altas of World Carbondioxide emissions. Today world pollution has reached a level where even if all countries implement their emissions targets for 2020 to their maximum extent, total emissions will still exceed the level required to hold global warming to the UN’s 2°C goal.
Durban and deniers
by Bharath Vaishnov in November 30th 2011The major groupings at climate talks are BASIC EU Developed countries led by US
UN conference to deal with carbon emissions
by Bharath Vaishnov in November 28th 2011Countries are expected to take a decision on whether to extend the provisions under Kyoto protocol or not Under Kyoto protocol Industrialized countries made commitments to reduce emissions of green house gases Kyoto will expire in 2012 Hopes for a universal treaty to curb carbon emissions were lost after the collapse of talks at Copenhagen [...]
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