CLIMATE

1.1. Britain, climate change leaders
1.2. AP Interview: UN's de Boer says investors tackling global warming while governments spar
1.3. EU exporting climate pollution to emerging economies
1.4. Greece seen facing bleak climate future
1.5. UK's Brown calls for EU carbon bank
1.6. Britain's climate bill target to be reviewed by year end
1.7. Brazil Hosts Climate Change Forum
1.8. Adaptation 'key to climate deal'
1.9. IEA calls US on its policy

ENERGY POLICY

2.1. EU ready to cut energy-intensive industries some slack from climate change package

PUBLICATIONS

3.1. Views regarding the work program for issues under the Bali Action Plan

CONFERENCES

4.1. NEW GHG EMISSION TRADING SCHEME IN THE EU. CAN IT DELIVER WHAT IT PROMISES? 
4.2. European Patent Forum 2008, 6/7 May 2008, Ljubljana, Slovenia
4.3. IEA: Meeting Energy Efficiency Goals: Enhancing Compliance, Monitoring and Evaluation

Bruselj, 25. februar – Organizaciji CEE Bankwatch in Friends of the Earth Europe sta danes v Bruslju predstavili nov zemeljevid [1], ki predstavlja 50 okolju neprijaznih infrastrukturnih projektov z vprašljivim ekonomskim ozadjem, ki bodo izvedeni ali pa so načrtovani v srednji in vzhodni Evropi. Na osnovi podrobnih raziskav pripravljeni zemljevid z naslovom ‘Cohesion or Collision?' predstavlja kontroverzne projekte v vrednosti 22 milijard evrov. Del teh sredstev je ali bo pridobljen iz evropskih strukturnih in kohezijskih skladov ter s strani Evropske investicijske banke (EIB). Na zemljevidu se je znašel tudi slovenski projekt: gradnja 6. bloka Termoelektrarne Šoštanj.