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Tiny Tuvalu Makes Waves at COP15

The tiny island nation of Tuvalu, so vulnerable to the threats of climate change, has flexed some new-found muscles here in Copenhagen, and is...

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Current Trajectory from COP15: Chicago Turns into Texas

So far, our paltry COP15 emissions targets would lock in a much warmer world, and a much-changed United States. It's finally here. "The most...

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Obama Shifts Schedule, Coming to Copenhagen When It Matters

This sudden, surprise announcement by the Obama administration-to delay his trip to Copenhagen from December 9th to the 18th-is a much bigger deal...

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Harder, Wetter, Faster, Stronger: Bad News in Climate Science

So everything we thought we knew from the IPCC's (Nobel Prize winning!) Fourth Assessment Report of climate science? Well, it's all worse. This...

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Waste Not, Watt Not

It's been a bummer of a week for climate news. The Senate bill continues to languish behind health care and there have been...

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The GOOD Guide to COP15: Now What?

Even if you flew to Copenhagen, they probably wouldn't let you in to the conference. But don't despair: You don't have to be a delegate to...

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The Singapore Two-step

As Morgan noted this morning, word from the APEC meetings in Singapore was that the world will have to wait until sometime next year for a...

The GOOD Guide to COP15: The Players

When the United Nations holds its international get-togethers, countries are traditionally sorted into five regional groups:...

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The GOOD Guide to COP15: The Treaty

The Copenhagen Climate Treaty is a proposal for what an ideal vision of a COP15 agreement might look like. The treaty was drafted by...

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The GOOD Guide to COP15: A Primer

Copenhagen, ho! There's a famous Danish proverb that roughly translates to, "He who is afraid of asking is...