CLIMATE CHANGE
1.1. UNFCCC Executive Secretary: unwarranted fear of economic hardship the root cause for inaction on climate change
1.2. EU climate goal "could cost less than Stern"
1.3. Surge in carbon levels raises fears of runaway warming
1.4. EU makes climate change centre of foreign policy

CONFERENCES
2.1. 3rd Austrian JI/CDM Workshop
2.2. JI workshop: Call for participation
2.3. Conference “What jobs in a low carbon European economy?”
2.4. Workshop National adaptation strategies
2.5. Workshop: Climate Change in South-Eastern European Countries: Causes, Impacts, Solutions
2.6. IEW meeting 2007: first announcement

PUBLICATIONS
3.1. Website on voluntary carbon offsets

ANNOUNCEMENT
4.1. Join the snowmen action day against global warming!

ENERGY POLICY
1.1. EU aims for 'post-industrial revolution' in energy policy
1.2. Commission proposals on climate and energy would condemn future generations
1.3. EU energy package too feeble to fight climate change
1.4. EU energy package: Fine wrapping conceals lack of substance
1.5. Nuclear power "least popular" - EU poll

RENEWABLES
2.1. A clear message from the South: We want food sovereignty, not biofuels

CLIMATE CHANGE
3.1. Brussels urges EU to stick its neck out on climate change
3.2. Does carbon offsetting really help in the fight against climate change?
3.3. Climate change will transform the face of the continent
3.4. UN Official Wants World Summit on Global Warming

CONFERENCES
4.1. Joint Project Workshop: Current Nuclear Energy Policies in the EU
4.2. 3rd Austrian JI/CDM Workshop
4.3. Conference “What jobs in a low carbon European economy?”
4.4. Workshop: Climate Change in South-Eastern European Countries: Causes, Impacts, Solutions
4.5. IEW meeting 2007: first announcement

PUBLICATIONS
5.1. Publication of special issue of The Energy journal

ANNOUNCEMENTS
6.1. Request for comments: IGES reports on the future climate regime
6.2. The Natural Environment Research Council: funding opportunitiey

Ljubljana/Bruselj, 10. januar 2007 – Evropska komisija je danes objavila težko pričakovani sveženj energetskih predpisov, ki naj bi začrtal evropsko energetsko podobo v prihodnosti. Po mnenju Fokus društva za sonaraven razvoj vsebina svežnja Evropi ne bo zagotavila trajnostne energetske prihodnosti. Evropska komisija predlaga nadaljno podporo fosilni in jedrski energiji, namesto da bi začrtala prihodnost, ki bi temeljila na energetski učinkovitosti in obnovljivih virih energije.