CLIMATE
1.1. Study: Carbon goals require bigger cuts
1.2. Norway aims to be 'zero-emission' state by 2050
1.3. No US Emissions Curbs Without China , India
1.4. World Bank still fuelling climate change
1.5. New report: EU funding plans in clash with climate

ENERGY
2.1. Germany proposes energy efficiency labels for homes
2.2. Europe and its neighbours join forces to promote renewable energies and energy efficiency

CONFERENCES
3.1. International "Coping with Nuclear Waste" Conference
3.2. Russia and the Kyoto Protocol 2007
3.3. International Young Scholar Network for Earth Systems Science, Third Workshop
3.4. YouPEC - European Youth Perspective on Energy and Climate
3.5. IEW meeting 2007: first announcement
3.6. Scientific framework of environmental and forest governance
3.7. DISCCRS International Interdisciplinary Climate Change Symposium
3.8. COP 13, COP/MOP3

PUBLICATIONS
4.1. The Nairobi Climate Change Summit - Article on the climate negotiations in 2006
4.2. Where energy is women's business: National and Regional Reports from Africa , Asia , Latin America and the Pacific

ANNOUNCEMENTS
5.1. EU Consultation on European Strategic Energy Technology plan

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