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Climate change news

Lost faith in the climate change science underpinning drastic actions

– 8th Mar 2010

Esther Williams, an environmental press officer for aid agency Tearfund, comments on the recent scepticism.

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Climate pioneer backs tax on carbon, nuclear power

– 5th Mar 2010

The scientist who first convinced the world that climate change was a problem has backed a Greens’ proposal for a carbon tax as the only solution being offered in Canberra.

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Environmental management systems for a small business

– 31st Jan 2010

An Environmental Management System (EMS) is a system you can set in place to manage your current and future environmental impact.

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The Decade of Climate Change and Peak Oil

– 30th Jan 2010

Wow. Another decade has passed. In the years ruled by the iPod, the death and rebirth of hope (you know who I’m talking about), Tiger Woods, Lance Armstrong and Roger Federer, reality TV, Coldplay and Britney, flat-screen TVs and ShamWow!, climate change and energy may seem a relatively small blip on the cultural big screen.

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Low expectations on the future of the Copenhagen Accord on climate change

– 26th Jan 2010

People in three countries hold low expectations on the future of the Copenhagen Accord on climate change, according to a poll by Angus Reid Public Opinion.

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India should not sign the Copenhagen Agreement, say leading green pressure group

– 26th Jan 2010

New Delhi, Jan 8 (IBNS) India should not sign and endorse the Copenhagen Agreement, said Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), India’s leading green pressure group.

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Podcast Series, Episode 11 - Interview with Karin Sjolin-Frudd, IMO

– 18th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Podcast Series, Episode 11 - Interview with Karin Sjolin-Frudd, IMO Episode 11 of the Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Podcast Series is an interview with Karin Sjolin-Frudd, one of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO)’s leading environmental experts. Karin presented the results of an independent climate change and shipping study during the COP 15 conference in Copenhagen.

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Blog, December 18, 2009 - NGO’s, Shipping and an organisation turns 250 years old

– 18th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Dr Anne-Marie Warris’ blog today is also an audio blog as she called us from outside of the Bella Centre last night to update us on the latest COP 15 happenings. The audio file is just above, and below is the transcript of her phone in. Just before this was uploaded, Anne-Marie called back to say,

The mood has definitely changed over the course of today, with optimism on both funding and the possibility of a deal being done creeping back into people’s thoughts.

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Audio Blog, December 17, 2009 - Energy Efficiency and the Rebound Effect

– 17th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Audio Blog, December 17, 2009 - Energy Efficiency and the Rebound Effect Today’s blog was phoned in by Sean Cuthbert, the Lloyd’s Register Energy’s leading climate change expert. The blog post is available as an audio file or as the transcript below.

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen COP 15

– 16th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Lloyd’s Register COP 15 blog
LRQA Copenhagen links of the day:
December 17, 2009
December 16, 2009

Copenhagen Podcast Series
Episode 10, Interview with Paul Genoa, Nuclear Energy Institute
Episode 6 Final episode with Dr Anne-Marie Warris
Episode 5, Standards and Schemes interview with Madlen King, LRQA

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