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Are We There Yet? Climate Change's Tipping Point

Is the financial crisis the disaster that the climate change movement has been waiting for? After the release of each...
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UN CDM Executive Board Holds Project Auditors Accountable

Kudos to the Executive Board (EB) of the UN Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Board for announcing that it will publish...
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RWE and BMW: Continue your dirty business, we have the CDM!

Are we living in two different universes? I am talking about the German environment minister, Sigmar Gabriel, and myself. Just...
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Rip-Offsets: Thanks Joe!

Thanks to Joseph Romm, the unbelievably prolific blogger at the excellent Climate Progress, for the term "Rip Off-sets." We've ripped...
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Rip-Offsets: The Failure of the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism

The Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) is supposed to catalyze climate-friendly projects in low-income countries by allowing developers to generate revenue...
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Official Launch: In Hot Water

Welcome to International Rivers' climate blog! Our climate team (Barbara Haya, Patrick McCully, Payal Parekh, Ann-Kathrin Schneider and Katy Yan)...
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Climate Change Glossary

Adaptation: Adaptation to climate change refers to adjustment in natural or human systems in response to actual or expected climate...
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Trading in Fake Carbon Credits: Problems with the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)

Written by Barbara Haya (International Rivers) and Karen Orenstein (Friends of the Earth) What is the CDM? The Clean Development...
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All the Way to the Ocean

Ocean pollution often starts in our communities, when trash and pollutants enter storm drains and rivers. Joel Harper, the author...
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The Dam Crusader Is Still With Us

A previous post on this blog claimed that John Briscoe had retired from the World Bank. This is not correct....