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As part of our 350 degrees of Copenhagen series we bring you this interview with the Adopt a Negotiator team members who are reporting back from Bangkok.
If you can't keep up about what's going on behind the scenes in preparation for Copenhagen...you shouldn't feel alone. The information isn't easy to find. The proof is in the pudding, as Joshua Wiese and Ben Jervey explain to us why they are working with a crew of trackers who are representing 12 countries from throughout the developing and developed world. They are reporting in 8 different languages, opening up these meetings to people all over the world. They video skyped (is that a new verb?) in to our studio from the Bangkok climate talks (which explains the strange hotel room in the background).
These negotiations are, quite literally, determining the fate of our planet. It's easy to argue that they're the most important meetings in the history of the world. But no "typical citizen" has any idea what goes on at international negotiations. We're working to shine a light on the process--bring some transparency to a normally pretty opaque proceedings.
Adopt a Negotiator was launched at the Bonn intersessional talks in June, weʼll track the negotiations through Bangkok, then Barcelona, and on to Copenhagen, following the lead negotiators and delegates from 12 key countries, and sharing news and updates of their positions along the way.
You can follow them regularly on their blog at www.tcktcktck.org and www.adoptanegotiator.org. And of course, we'll have more updates from them on Current Green.
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The Copenhagen summit on climate change, expected in December, would be a historic opportunity to stop global warming, now that the United States under the Obama presidency have a much greater sensitivity than in previous years and even China seems ready to do something. The negotiations, however, proceed very slowly: in Barcelona have just finished the last preparatory meetings, with little results.
http://www.inaltreparole.net/en/nature/climatechange071109.htmlThe Copenhagen summit on climate change, expected in December, would be a historic... more
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