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Bali Conference Update

The world is watching the politicians gather in Bali in December 2007 for the UN Climate Change Conference. Enlarge Image

Bali climate talks back from the brink, but substance missing

The world turned here in Bali today as the conference booed and jeered US attempts to block a successful outcome.

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Day of action on climate change

As negotiators from 190 governments complete the first of two weeks of discussions on climate change, in Bali, people around the world will be took to the streets for a Global Day of Action, to raise their voices about the need for urgent action to avert dangerous climate change.

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An activist held up by 600 balloons - a clusterballoon- over brown coal power plant Jaenschwalde. In order to save the climate Greenpeace demands to abandon any plans for building new browncoal powerplants. Enlarge Image

Vital UN Climate Negotiation Starts in Bali

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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Take Action

You can make a change! Call on world leaders to take urgent action on climate change now!

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In Bali, governemnts need to take real action for the survival of our planet Enlarge Image

International negotiation

Bali can't be "just another meeting". Global warming is now a global emergency. Governments must ensure there's route map to agreeing deep cuts in global greenhouse emissions. The challenges are to divert the energy juggernaut towards clean energy and to stop felling the world's forests for commodities such as palm oil.

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