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Accra Climate Change Talks 2008
Organised by UNFCCC, in Accra, Ghana, 21st-27th August 2008
Click here to visit the UNFCCC website on the Accra Talks
Click here to read the summary published by the International Institute for Sustainable Development
High-Level India Europe Seminar on Climate Change and Sustainable Development
Organised by AGCC and the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research; supported by the Heinrich Boell Foundation and the European Environment Agency
Cecilienhof, Potsdam, 27th-29th May 2008
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Final report of the High-Level India-Europe Seminar on Climate Change and Sustainable Development
Rapporteurs: Nick Mabey, Tom Spencer, David Stephen and Robert Whitfield; July 2008
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The fifth and revised edition of Chris Layton's essay "A Community of the Willing"
'How Europe and the South can lead the world's response to climate change and development' has been published by the Federal Trust, May 2008
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Hot Stuff from Brussels: But can Europe lead on climate without a federal carbon bank?
Article written by Christopher Layton, February 2008
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EU-India Joint Press Communique, Joint Work Programme on energy, clean development and climate change & EU-India Joint Action Plan
Following the EU-India Summit, Marseille, France, 29 September 2008
Click here to read the Communique
Click here to read the Joint Work Programme
Click here to read the Joint Action Plan
India's National Allocation Plan on Climate Change
Government of India, Prime Minister's Council on Climate Change, 30 June 2008
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06.10.2008
Brussels readies for 'Super Tuesday' climate vote Read at Euractiv
Following the Energy and Climate package presented by the European Commission last January, the European Parliament, through its Environment Committee, will be voting on three specific subjects tomorrow: the first vote will be on the revision of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme; the second vote will be on the burden sharing between EU member states in order to reach the objective of 20% reduction of CO2 by 2020; the third vote will be on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS).
30.09.2008
IEA calls for major boost in renewable energy use Read at Euractiv
The International Energy Agency warns in a new report that we must use 50% of renewable energy for electricity supplies by 2050. According to the Agency, Germany, Spain, Denmark and Portugal are the most efficient countries in terms of onshore windpower, the UK coming 31st in the ranking.
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