Sentences with phrase «lead international climate negotiations»

As secretary of State, she helped lead international climate negotiations and she created the Climate and Clean Air Coalition with other countries to reduce climate superpollutants like soot and methane.

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The lifelong oilman now leads the State Department, which oversees international climate change negotiations, programs to alleviate energy poverty and environmental treaties

By implementing the quartet of policies by 2015, nations could buy «precious time while international climate negotiations continue,» says economist Fatih Birol, the lead author of a report released here yesterday by the International Energy international climate negotiations continue,» says economist Fatih Birol, the lead author of a report released here yesterday by the International Energy International Energy Agency (IEA).

The leak — a highly unusual occurrence for a papal encyclical — demonstrates the outsized significance the letter has taken on, coming in the months leading up to key international climate change negotiations in Paris later this year.

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Lisa is the editor of ClimateWire and also ClimateWire's lead international affairs reporter, covering the U.N. global warming negotiations and the intersection of climate, security and development.

She was also ClimateWire's lead international affairs reporter, covering the U.N. global warming negotiations and the intersection of climate, security and development.

He led numerous studies related to the international climate change negotiations and national climate policies, for example several evaluations of countries» performances in climate change.

He can lead climate policy development by using existing authority and can ensure that the U.S. has a strong position going into the next round of international climate negotiations.

For over a decade, it has tried to sabotage international climate change negotiations and block agreements that would lead to greenhouse gas emissions reductions.

They might slash funding to the U.N.'s climate efforts, a symbolic gesture of the United States» reluctance to lead in the upcoming international climate negotiations.

We have a great opportunity to create change and encourage politicians to lead successful negotiations at the international climate negotiations in Paris later this year.

This post is part of the «Prelude to Paris» series highlighting updates and analysis on international climate negotiations in the lead up to the United Nations climate change conference — the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP 21)-- to be held in Paris this December.

However, China is currently unlikely to set an absolute emission target because this would contradict its long - standing position at international climate negotiations that industrialized countries have a historic responsibility to take the lead in this area.

On climate finance, Harjeet Singh, global climate lead at ActionAid International, said: «The issue of finance underpins so many different parts of the climate negotiations, because poor countries simply can't cover the triple costs of loss and damage, adaptation and mitigation on their own.

We're now entering the final, significant stages of negotiations leading up to the major climate summit in Paris in December known as COP21, where countries will reach a new international climate agreement.

All this leads Stephen Tindale, former director of Greenpeace UK, to argue in a recent report that international climate negotiations should be focused less on setting national emissions targets and more on fixing these perverse financial incentives against a low - carbon economy.

In support of the Paris Agreement, science - based targets from leading companies demonstrate to policy - makers the scale of emission reductions that are achievable to positively influence international climate negotiations and domestic climate policy.

Brown, who passed away in February, led arguments in the international negotiations to include forest management and protection as critical tools to combat global climate change.

«International leadership on climate is more diffuse than ever before, and other countries, large and small, are stepping up to lead within and outside the negotiations,» says Caballero of WRI.

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A study published in Nature Reports Climate Change on 11 June 2009 reports on the consequences of the emission targets being set by countries, including the US and Australia, in the lead - up to the international climate negotiations in Copenhagen in DeClimate Change on 11 June 2009 reports on the consequences of the emission targets being set by countries, including the US and Australia, in the lead - up to the international climate negotiations in Copenhagen in Declimate negotiations in Copenhagen in December.

After all, despite the sorry state of the climate negotiations — and indeed the whole international system of governance — the wealthy countries unambiguous committed, back in 1997 when the Kyoto Protocol was negotiated, to lead the way out of the climate mess.

RTCC's news platform, Climate Home (www.climatechangenews.com), is currently the leading source of climate change news in the world and is an indispensable resource for people who are involved in the climate change negotiating process as well as engaging ordinary people who are concerned about climate change issues and who want to understand more about the international negotiClimate Home (www.climatechangenews.com), is currently the leading source of climate change news in the world and is an indispensable resource for people who are involved in the climate change negotiating process as well as engaging ordinary people who are concerned about climate change issues and who want to understand more about the international negoticlimate change news in the world and is an indispensable resource for people who are involved in the climate change negotiating process as well as engaging ordinary people who are concerned about climate change issues and who want to understand more about the international negoticlimate change negotiating process as well as engaging ordinary people who are concerned about climate change issues and who want to understand more about the international negoticlimate change issues and who want to understand more about the international negotiations.

The plan also relies on a speedy timetable, which assumes that Mr. Obama's administration will issue and begin enacting all such regulations before he leaves office... «The United States» proposal shows that it is ready to lead by example on the climate crisis,» said Jennifer Morgan, an expert on international climate negotiations at the World Resources Institute, a Washington research organization.

The facts (I hope) are: Yvo de Boer, the Dutch bureaucrat who led the international climate change negotiations over four tumultuous years, is resigning his post as of July 1.

It's not as if the British or American public were ever really asked about their views before international climate negotiations began, and thus there's no evidence that public opinion ever led to the failure of climate policies.