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NZ and Australia must show collective leadership

Press release | December 9, 2007 at 0:00

Helen Clark must live up to her rhetoric on climate change when she meets Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in Brisbane today, before he joins climate talks in Bali, says Greenpeace.

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NZ delegation disappoints at Bali

Press release | December 6, 2007 at 0:00

The New Zealand government is in danger of losing its place as a progressive player in negotiating the Kyoto Protocol's second phase, warns Greenpeace.

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Vital UN climate negotiations start in Bali

Vital UN climate negotiations start in Bali

Feature story | December 2, 2007 at 20:38

It’s said that a week is a long time in politics. The burning question is whether two weeks is long enough for governments to finally wake up, smell the carbon and confront the biggest problem facing the world. Yes, says Greenpeace. Absolutely.

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Greenpeace occupies Polish coal plant during UN talks

Press release | December 2, 2008 at 20:13

Early this morning, 11 Greenpeace activists scaled a 150-metre high chimney at the Pątnów power plant in Poland to hang a banner reading "Quit coal, save the climate".

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Some progress made at international climate talks

Some progress made at international climate talks

Feature story | November 18, 2006 at 0:00

After two weeks of talks, ministers attending the UN Climate Change Conference in Nairobi have acknowledged for the first time that global CO2 emissions must be cut by more than 50 percent to avoid dangerous climate change.

Greenpeace briefing: Bali, the process and the key players

Publication | December 2, 2007 at 20:23

What does Greenpeace expect out of the Bali meeting? What will be the big issues on the table? Who are the main players? What about the big developing countries? Don’t they have to do more? So why won’t voluntary agreements work?

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New Zealand’s climate change stance shameful

New Zealand’s climate change stance shameful

Feature story | September 3, 2007 at 0:00

After officials from 158 countries meeting in Vienna agreed the next steps for negotiating phase two of Kyoto, the world now turns its gaze southward towards the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting in Sydney to see if some of the...

International

International

Page | March 6, 2008 at 22:00

In December, over 10,000 delegates from governments, media, NGOs and business met in Bali to agree on the framework for negotiating the second phase of the Kyoto protocol. Given Kyoto is the only international treaty that sets binding targets...

Greenpeace guide to Kyoto, Bali, APEC, the G8 and Major Emitters meeting

Publication | September 24, 2007 at 0:00

A guide to major political meetings of 2007 affecting governments' response to climate change. Covers: The Kyoto process and UNFCCC; Bali meeting; APEC; UN High Level meeting; and Bush's Big Emitters meeting.

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Today could prove to be very significant

Today could prove to be very significant

Blog entry by Geoff Keey | December 12, 2009

As i write this, I'm at the Kyoto Protocol negotiations waiting for the session to start. Looking at my phone, i see i have thousands of unread emails in my inbox. The information flow here is extraordinary - one or more email messages...

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