A closer view at the emissions intensity targets of China and India
India today announced that it would reduce emissions intensity by 20-25% from 2005 levels. This announcement comes after much government deliberation on the heels of China’s last week announcement of aiming to reduce emissions intensity by 40-45% from 2005 levels.
Emissions intensity is the level of GHG emissions per unit of economic activity, GDP at the [...]
Indo-Chinese Alliance @ Hotel de Moc Room 207, Bangkok
We really hope our negotiators pick up from the action of the GCCA to host the Chinese tracker and the Indian tracker in the same room. What really hurts both of us , that despite our continuous efforts of building capacity and encouraging local action , the international media still feels like we will be [...]
India must not compromise
From The Hindu Business Line
India can emerge a leader in the development of carbon capture and sequestration technologies, but this will be difficult without external financial and intellectual resources. The urgency is thus greater in concluding climate negotiations than trade talks, says M. RAMESH.
A year ago, the Commerce Minister, Mr Kamal Nath, left Geneva saying [...]
Chinese, Indian, and United States Youth United for a Strong Climate Agreement
The following was a joint statement made by youth from China, India, and the United States and presented to the government negotiators present at the UNFCCC Intersessional in Bonn in June 2009.
Protecting Our Future:
Chinese, Indian, and United States Youth United for a Strong Climate Agreement
We stand at a historic moment in our [...]
After Bonn, a safe future for youth still in doubt
By Kyle Gracey, Chair for SustainUS and a graduate student in public policy and geophysical sciences at the University of Chicago.
In 2050, I’ll be 77, and given the pace of the climate talks in Bonn these two weeks, I’ll likely spend most of my retirement either under water or on fire.
If finalized [...]
UN Climate Talks 09, Youth Rap
Yes, They Could. So They Did.
February 15, 2009
Thomas Friedman, New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/15/opinion/15friedman.html
So I am attending the Energy and Resources Institute climate conference in New Delhi, and during the afternoon session two young American women — along with one of their mothers — proposition me.
“Hey, Mr. Friedman,” they say, “would you like to take a little spin around New Delhi [...]
Sri Lanka Shares its Vision
A Sri Lankan official sat with us to share her nation’s vision for an equitable post-2012 framework to address the issue of climate change.
viagra
free viagra
buy viagra online
generic viagra
how does viagra work
cheap viagra
buy viagra
buy viagra online inurl
viagra 6 free samples
viagra online
viagra for women
viagra side effects
female viagra
natural viagra
online viagra
cheapest viagra prices
herbal viagra
alternative to viagra
buy generic viagra
purchase viagra [...]
BRICs Break the Ice!
In the first step of our BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India & China) outreach, the Agents of Change had an amazing falafel dinner with the Russian youth delegation, including discussions of culture, dress, dance, dating, and of course climate policy. We talked about the motivations of these two major nations and their rapid industrialization and their [...]
