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As Negotiations Drag, Subnational Leaders Step Up

As the clock winds down, and countries are nowhere near an agreement, subnational leaders from Canada, Nigeria, France and Algeria,...
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Half-time Review of Climate Negotiations

It's halftime at the climate negotiations in Copenhagen. Thus it is a good opportunity to analyze what happened last week...
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Crunch Time in Copenhagen

Week Two of the COP15 in Copenhagen opens with the arrival of over 110 ministers and soon their heads of...
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Quantity over Quality: HidroAysén Fails Again

HidroAysén proves yet again why its mega-dam proposal should not be approved Originally published as a blog on NRDC's website...
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Demonstrations for Youth, Climate Justice, and Mountains

To see what civil society is saying about various countries, check out the Fossil of the Day Awards, which awards...
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The "Danish Text"

This is a copy of the "Danish Text," which was a draft political agreement that was leaked by Lumumba Di-Aping,...
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Brazil's Belo Monte Not Seen As Essential To Energy Demand

Published in the Wall Street Journal SAO PAULO (Dow Jones)–Brazil’s lights will stay on whether or not the planned Belo...
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Belo Monte Licensing Quagmire Continues

The Belo Monte licensing battle continued to intensify as two top officials in the environmental protection service Ibama were canned...
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Check Out the “Story of Cap and Trade”

Creators of the “Story of Stuff” released a great video entitled the “Story of Cap and Trade.” It takes a...
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Mexican Dams Postponed

From World Rivers Review December 2009 For six years the Mexican Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) dodged concerns by communities resisting...