Posted on 10 December 2010 by terna
Riot cops at a COP16 protest in Cancún. Credit: Nastasya Tay/IPS.
December 10
Nastasya Tay navigates her way between riot police, media scrums, children and the UN, exploring the warm fuzzy side of herself.
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Riot cops at a COP16 protest in Cancún. Credit: Nastasya Tay/IPS.
Posted on 10 December 2010 by terna
December 8 & 9
Nastasya Tay returns to Cancún, recovering from a weekend of legislative debauchery, and explores the world of climate talk acronyms in the lead up to the opening of the High Level Session of negotiations.
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Listen to TerraViva’s other COP16 Podcasts here.
Posted on 09 December 2010 by admin
Blog by Keya Acharya
Cancun, Dec 9, 2010 – When you look out from the press room at the centre of the Cancun talks, or from your hotel balcony, or from the window of your moving car, it’s a cobalt sea, dotted with teasing little swirls of white foam, bordered by swaying palm trees along a curvaceous coast of narrow white sands. Continue Reading
Posted on 08 December 2010 by admin
Protesters in the streets of Cancun
December 6
Delegates in Cancun say they hope global climate talks will get back on track in Mexico. Rosebell Kagumire reports that negotiators have been asked to put women at the heart of any new strategy.
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Posted on 07 December 2010 by terna
December 6
Nastasya Tay ventures to Mexico City, where legislators from around the globe were taking a (sometimes wild) stab at thinking through climate solutions.
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Listen to TerraViva’s other COP16 Podcasts here.
Posted on 06 December 2010 by admin
Gunter Pauli, author of "The Blue Economy"
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THIMPHU, Dec 6, 2010 (IPS/TerraViva) – A decade ago HM Dorji Wangmo Wangchuck, the Queen of Bhutan visited the ZERI pavilion at the World Expo in Hannover, the largest bamboo building in modern times, constructed with a German building permit. Continue Reading
Posted on 04 December 2010 by terna
December 3
Adventures with fruit and heretical reflections from Nastasya Tay as Japan knocks the Kyoto Protocol.
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Listen to TerraViva’s other COP16 Podcasts here.
Posted on 03 December 2010 by terna
December 3
Rosebell Kagumire finds Southern African officials worried that people back home will be disappointed by any REDD agreement.
Follow @RosebellK via her twitter stream as she delves into the devilish details of reducing degradation of forests.
Listen to TerraViva’s other COP16 Podcasts here.
Posted on 02 December 2010 by terna
December 2
What do you get when over a billion people try to change a light bulb? Nastasya Tay listens in on the Chinese, misses her bus, and queries the difference between climate finance and aid.
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Listen to TerraViva’s other COP16 Podcasts here.
Posted on 01 December 2010 by terna
December 1
Reduced emissions from deforestation and forest degradation is high on the agenda for civil society, says Rosebell Kagumire.
Follow @RosebellK via her twitter stream as she delves into the devilish details of reducing degradation of forests.
Listen to TerraViva’s other COP16 Podcasts here.
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