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LRQA COP 16 Blog, Day 8 – Hard facts difficult to obtain and uncertainty is rife

9th Dec 2010 by Andy Ritchie

Unfortunately, as is to be expected at this stage of the COP negotiations, hard facts are difficult to obtain and uncertainty is rife, blogs Andrew Ritchie live from COP 16 in Cancun.

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LRQA COP16 Blog, Day 7 – UNFCCC Executive Secretary, leaves audience in no doubt that Cancun ‘has to deliver’

9th Dec 2010 by Andy Ritchie

Andrew Ritchie, Climate Change Services Manager, LRQA reports from week two of COP 16 in Cancun. “Today’s blog is naturally dominated by the commencement this afternoon of the High-Level Segment of these negotiations, and the subsequent ‘re-energising’ of expectations brought about by the arrival of world leaders and heads of state here in Cancun.”

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LRQA COP 16 Blog, Day Six – High-level negotiations continue

9th Dec 2010 by Andy Ritchie

Andrew Ritchie, Climate Change Services Manager, LRQA reports from week two of COP 16 in Cancun. “My first day at COP 16 in Cancun, at the beginning of a second week of climate change negotiations which have, as yet, failed to come alive.”

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UNFCCC Press briefing Wednesday, 1 December

2nd Dec 2010

Speaking to the media on the third day of the conference, Christiana Figueres said that Cancun can deliver on adaptation, technology transfer, forests and funding, and can also clarify what to do about the Kyoto Protocol and how to anchor targets and actions. Compromise is the key word, she stressed, adding that she sees the [...]

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LRQA COP 16 Blog, Day One – Views from The Front

30th Nov 2010 by Madlen King

LRQA will be blogging from the COP 16 summit in Cancun over the next two weeks. Follow us on Twitter @LRQA_CC_CSR or visit www.climatechange.lrqa.com . Here is Madlen King, LRQA’s Global Head of Climate Change and Sustainability, with her Day One blog.

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Global State of GHG Emissions needs COP16 to deliver

19th Nov 2010 by Madlen King

The ‘World Energy Outlook 2010’ published by the International Energy Agency last week reflects on what it calls ‘the twin challenges of climate change and energy security’. According to the Annual report, the non-binding outcome of COP15 – the Copenhagen Accord – ‘falls a long way short of what is required to set us on [...]

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COP16/CMP6

Event: 29th Nov 2010 – 10th Dec 2010 by Madlen King

COP16/CMP6 is the 16th edition of Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP) and the 6th Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol (CMP). The aim is to discuss future commitments for industrialized countries under the Kyoto Protocol, the Conference of [...]

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Blog, December 8, 2009

8th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Today’s blog post is from Andrew Ritchie, a member of the LRQA Climate Change Team. Andrew is in Copenhagen attending the CDM DOE meeting today. This post features his thoughts on the CDM, DOE’s and the meeting on Tuesday.

Materiality and the Clean Development Mechanism
Andrew Ritchie (from Copenhagen)

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Blog, December 7, 2009

7th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

As the COP 15 conference gets under way, today’s post on the Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen blog features Dr Ivor John from RMA. Dr John’s post is an excellent look at the US climate change situation, both for people in and out of the US.

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Lloyd’s Register Copenhagen Blog, December 6, 2009

6th Dec 2009 by Alex Briggs

Today’s post features our leading climate change expert, Dr Anne-Marie Warris. She is on her way out to Copenhagen today. She will also be posting several times throughout the conference.

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