Sentences with phrase «latest international climate conference»

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«I think we all realize they are not perfect,» said Maite Nkoana - Mashabane, South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and President of the Durban U.N. Climate Change Conference late on the night of December 10, referring to the proposed agreements when the outcome was still in doubt.

This became the so - called «Toronto target» for greenhouse gas emissions and went beyond the emissions targets recommended by most later international conferences, as well as the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and the core goal of Kyoto.

With international climate change negotiators working towards concluding an agreement at the United Nations» Climate Change Conference later this year, the time is now for Canada's federal and provincial governments to commit to more wind energy in climate change negotiators working towards concluding an agreement at the United Nations» Climate Change Conference later this year, the time is now for Canada's federal and provincial governments to commit to more wind energy in Climate Change Conference later this year, the time is now for Canada's federal and provincial governments to commit to more wind energy in Canada.

As the latest UN climate change conference gets underway in Bonn, Germany, this week, Carbon Brief charts the journey of loss and damage through the international policy apparatus, and looks at the role that climate science (and scientists) can play in addressing it.

Those hopes continued to swell when in a press conference a few days later, he responded to a question from the media on climate by saying that he planned to start «a conversation across the country...» to see «how we can shape an agenda that garners bipartisan support and helps move this agenda forward... and... be an international leader» on climate change.

While attending the 10th International Conference on Climate Change in Washington D.C. late last week, Dr S. Fred Singer asked me to send him material he could forward to New York Times reporter Justin Gillis, in response to Gillis contacting him about an article he was writing on Naomi Oreskes, «star» of the «Merchants of Doubt» documentary movie.

In late November world leaders will gather in Paris at the United Nations Climate Change Conference for what is viewed as the last great chance for a sweeping international agreement to limit carbon dioxide emissions.

In July, the Heartland Institute held its 9th International Conference on Climate Change, which brought together hundreds of prominent climate realists to discuss, analyze, and publicize the latest developments in climate reClimate Change, which brought together hundreds of prominent climate realists to discuss, analyze, and publicize the latest developments in climate reclimate realists to discuss, analyze, and publicize the latest developments in climate reclimate research.

These announcements are part of an effort to build political will and momentum leading up to the U.N. climate conference later this year in Paris, which aims to produce an international agreement on climate change.

Climate scientists and noted researchers from a variety of disciplines and all parts of the world will be converging on Las Vegas, Nevada, July 7 - 9 to receive awards and present their latest findings at the Heartland Institute's 9th International Conference on Climate Change.