CLIMATE

1.1. Danish PM Says China Onboard For Climate Pact Goal
1.2. EU’s Climate Change Role May Be Weakened By Credit Crisis
1.3. Ban calls on European Union leaders to take urgent action on climate change
1.4. Climate change accelerating far beyond the IPCC forecast, WWF says

ENERGY

2.1. European climate leadership runs down blind alley
20 October 2008, WWF
2.2. The heat is on – climate change gathers pace faster than scientists expected
2.3. Do we need to go nuclear to stay green?

TRANSPORT

3.1. The world is watching

PUBLICATIONS

4.1. Laying the Regulatory Foundations for Carbon Capture and Storage in the EU

CONFERENCES

5.1. "Towards a low carbon energy: the European Strategic Energy Technology Plan"
5.2. The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poznañ, Poland - COP 14

CLIMATE

1.1. Italy and Poland fail to scupper EU climate change deal
1.2. Climate change measures 'could be watered down due to financial crisis'
1.3. Environment officials meet in Warsaw to address climate change
1.4. UN: crisis must not stop climate change action
1.5. Merkel Says EU Sticks to December Climate Deadline

EMISSIONS

2.1. Britain pledges 80% emissions cut
2.2. EU, Kyoto carbon link to cut climate costs
2.3. Europeans split over goals to cut emissions

PUBLICATIONS

3.1. The co-benefits to health of a strong EU climate change policy

CONFERENCES

4.1. Pre-sessional workshop on the second review of the Kyoto Protocol pursuant to its Article 9
4.2. Forty-third meeting of the CDM Executive Board - CDM EB 43
4.3. The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Poznañ , Poland - COP 14

Ljubljana, 16. oktober 2008 – Na včerašnjem zasedanju evropskega sveta je osem držav članic iz vzhodne in srednje Evrope pozvalo k reviziji podnebno-energetskega paketa, kar lahko resno ogrozi pravočasen sprejem paketa. V Focus društvu za sonaraven razvoj pozdravljajo odločnost slovenske vlade pri podpori podnebno-energetskemu paketu in obenem poudarjajo, da je pravočasen sprejem paketa nujna osnova za mednaroden podnebni dogovor.