CLIMATE POLICY
1.1. G8 Statement
1.2. G8 document reenergises multilateral climate change process under the United Nations
1.3. A big step forward on climate change
1.4. Environmentalists dismiss G8 climate deal
1.5. India says it will cut GHGs by 25% by 2020

ENERGY
2.1. EU and Turkey focus on energy cooperation
2.2. Vatican looks to heavens for energy
2.3. £150m energy-from-waste plan

CONFERENCES
3.1. Local Renewables Freiburg 2007
3.2. Mobilising the energy saving potentials in local authorities
3.3. Espace - Planning in a Changing Climate
3.4. Energy for a Clean Environment
3.5. IEW meeting 2007
3.6. Scientific framework of environmental and forest governance
3.7. COP 13, COP/MOP3

CLIMATE POLICY
1.1. Bush is moving. G8 must push him further
1.2. Bush kills off hopes for G8 climate change plan
1.3. UN climate executive welcomes Bush initiative; says it exceeds most optimistic timetable
1.4. US told to toe line on climate
1.5. US climate change statement is a delaying tactic, WWF
1.6. G8: Campaigners demand alternative approach
1.7. Germany Fails to Convince Japan on Kyoto Pact Pre-G8
1.8. China to enact action plan on climate change
1.9. Abuse and incompetence in fight against global warming

CONFERENCES
2.1 Cities for Mobility - Mobility for Citizens
2.2. Local Renewables Freiburg 2007
2.3. Mobilising the energy saving potentials in local authorities
2.4. Espace - Planning in a Changing Climate
2.5. Energy for a Clean Environment
2.6. IEW meeting 2007
2.7. Scientific framework of environmental and forest governance
2.8. COP 13, COP/MOP3