“In September 2014 leaders from many faith groups joined forces to sign an agreement, standing together to express concern for the impact of climate change on all people and our shared planet” Climate, Faith and Hope: Faith traditions together for a common future as representatives from different faith
Beautiful, brave rebellious people in cities around the world are doing amazing things to draw attention of leaders to the critical message for a no emissions world. In Sydney, Tokyo, Berlin, London, Rio, San Francisco and New York, urban BASE jumpers, freerunners, acrobats, dancers, artists, yogis and lots of young people who are simply passionate […]
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The New Climate Economy report, launched in advance of the UN Climate 2014 Summit provides the latest thinking on the cost of directing finance to transition to a low carbon economy.
A growing number of companies have accepted the findings of the IPCC to work within the limits of the Tillion Tonne carbon budget and as a consequence are signaling their acceptance that we must learn to live and work to a net zero world . The 143 companies that have signed the Trillion Tonne Communique are […]
The countries who are have already expressed support for a long term goal being part of the 2015 Agreement include 48 Least Developed Countries (LDCs), represented by Nepal, AILAC (Costa Rica, Columbia, Peru, Chile, Dominican Republic and Guatamala), the Republic of the Marshall Islands, Grenada, Switzerland, Mexico, Germany and Norway. Many of these countries have […]
President Obama and other global leaders want a meaningful climate agreement to cut their fossil fuel emissions in time to prevent irreversible planetary warming. Ban Ki Moon has invited leaders to come to the United Nations Climate Summit in New York on September 23rd to begin discussions …
Article 2 of the United Nations Framework on Climate Change requires its 195 parties, all member states of the United Nations, to achieve “stabilisation of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system.” As scientists are making clear, this cannot occur without phasing out […]
Countries have been developing domestic policies and legislation since 1992 when the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) was first adopted. The Convention now has 196 Parties covering just about every country in the world. It provides the main framework for global cooperation on climate action. Every year the Conference of the UNFCCC […]
Many individuals, companies and countries around the world have made a commitment to being carbon neutral. This means taking action to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions to zero – and then ‘offsetting’ an equivalent amount of any remaining emissions. An attractive aspect of carbon neutrality is that it…
