Climate Change and Justice
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The 17th COP at Durban, South Africa, ended on 10 December. The parties again failed to reach the urgently needed binding agreements on reducing global emissions. We talked with Thomas Loster in Durban after the conference.
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Just in time for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 16) in Cancùn, Mexico, the short version of the study „Global yet equitable“ has been published in English, French and Spanish.
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A new study jointly financed by the Munich Re Foundation and Misereor has been unveiled in Berlin on 16th September. The 2°C target can still be to achieved. The key to fighting climate changes lies in renewable energies.
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Interview with Professor Josef Sayer, Director General of MISEREOR. The catholic relief organisation is our partner in the “Climate change and justice” project.
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As part of the series of discussions entitled “The world upside down – For a new world risk community”, experts from both North and South met on 24 January 2010 to put forward their case for economically viable energy paths that can help ensure a fairer development of climate policy.
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A dossier by the project partners of “Climate Change and Global Justice. Climate policy as a building block for a fair globalisation and a sustainable fight against poverty” in cooperation with the editors of “welt-sichten”.
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A fair climate policy seeks to balance the interests of different countries. Around 70 participants discussed what this means in terms of development and adaptation at the “Climate change and justice” conference.
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The issue of climate change and justice is gaining in importance, as was illustrated by numerous debates during the 13th world climate summit in Bali. Members of our “climate change and justice” project organised a special side event on the subject during the 13th world climate summit.
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On September 18th, 2007, the project „Climate Change and Justice” was presented to the public.
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Industrialized countries are mainly responsible for climate change, yet it is the poor in developing countries who are mainly affected by its impacts.
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