At a U.N. meeting now under way in Bonn, envoys are
discussing a climate change agreement that they hope to strike by 2015 and put into action in 2020.
Not exact matches
Two key projects spearheaded by the UNCCD / GM in addressing desertification: the Land Degradation Neutrality (LDN) Fund; and the Great Green Wall for the Sahara and the Sahel Initiative (GGWSSI), were
discussed during the meeting on the implementation of the Paris
Agreement on
Climate Change held between the Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy of France and President of COP21, Ségolène Royal, Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on
Climate Change (UNFCCC) and Monique Barbut, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), held in Bonn on 22 February 2016.
Although this meeting is not as significant as the Paris talks were in 2015, the world's governments will be coming together to affirm their commitments to tackling
climate change and
discuss implementing the Paris
Agreement.
President Obama and the leaders of nearly 200 countries are meeting in Paris to
discuss an
agreement on
climate change.
President Obama and other world leaders will attend to
discuss the urgent problem of
climate change, seeking common ground in preparation for a «meaningful global
agreement in 2015.»
Thursday, November 16th 12:00 - 13:00 Fiji Dome A conversation with Todd Stern, former Special Envoy for
Climate Change in the Obama Administration and Sue Biniaz, the former principal legal advisor on the climate negotiations for the United States, who will discuss the future of the Paris Agr
Climate Change in the Obama Administration and Sue Biniaz, the former principal legal advisor on the
climate negotiations for the United States, who will discuss the future of the Paris Agr
climate negotiations for the United States, who will
discuss the future of the Paris
Agreement.
The topics
discussed range from the need for a new
agreement on combating
climate change to improving energy efficient and promoting green businesses.
It will trace the evolution of the complex international
climate change agreement signed by countries in 1992 (UNFCCC) and
discuss the difficult collective action problem related to agreeing on a comprehensive global
climate agreement by December 2015.
A panel discussion brought together intergovernmental organizations, national and local government and the private sector to
discuss how
climate change impacts will be mostly felt on the water cycle, therefore existing water laws, transboundary
agreements, water rights or concessions for water abstraction might need to be revisited and made more flexible to take into account the increasing variability in water availability.
BONN, 12 November 2017 — As thousands meet at the 23rd UN
Climate Change Conference to discuss progress on implementing the Paris Agreement, a new report released today has found that over 100 of the world's state and regional governments are making significant progress on climate action — particularly in the short
Climate Change Conference to
discuss progress on implementing the Paris
Agreement, a new report released today has found that over 100 of the world's state and regional governments are making significant progress on
climate action — particularly in the short
climate action — particularly in the short - term.
Together, they
discuss and debate the implications of bidding the Paris
Agreement on
climate change adieu.