Coo-Coo for Copenhagen: keeping up to date on #cop15

Paul Hawkin said something to the likes of that living on this planet at this time is like one long race to the clock striking midnight. If ever there was a moment when this statement could be felt in real time, it is now. Copenhagen has begun. Like many working to get the information out, I have entered into the state of working on two time zones, and last night I even dreamt of Copenhagen. I dreamt of the dichotomy between the policy makers and the people attending, I dreamt of friends who have dedicated their lives to activism and who have participated in some of the more historical actions, and I dreamt of whales. Really, I did. I dreamt I was at a hotel on the water and a whale and it's calf came approached my balcony and asked me if I would feed it. (No surprise since I spent all of yesterday emailing people in Copenhagen and looking at Bryant Austin's life sized photography of whales).

For the next 10 days we will all be permeated by the news of the events taking place in Copenhagen. Current Green will bring you live interviews, guest blogs, and..lists of people coo-coo for Copenhagen on Twitter.

...here is a small list to get you started. It will be updated regularly. You can also check out #Copenhagen (now trending with tiger woods) or #cop15. More lists of who to follow in Copenhagen coming your way.

If you want to take your eco geek status up a notch you should check out the iphone cop15 app

Or can watch Copenhagen 24/7 via One Climate's live stream
And of course, they can also be found on Twitter and they have an entertaining flickr feed.

You can watch a live stream of all tweets that reference Copenhagen at this live stream hosted on Collecta.

On Twitter

The US Youth Network for Sustainable Development, is covering the youth perspective at COP15

Adopt a Negotiator ~@adoptnegotiator also affectionately named the climate stalkers is a delegation of youth from around the world reporting out the specific actions of the delegates.

@terrihansen reporting for Indian Country Today focused on Native American and worldwide Indigenous issues, REDD, Indigenous youth delegations, Indigenous Environmental Network

Andy Revkin~ @revkin covers global change for The New York Times


Cop15 @cop15 (fyi. this account does not have a "verified by Twitter" tag)

@undispatch covers international affairs and will cover copenhangen from a UN perspective.


Celia Alario @celiaalario is covering civil society groups

The Pembina Institute ~ @pembina is tweeting on Canada’s role in the climate summit

You can follow the 1Sky team through the following:

@1Sky
@Gillian1Sky
@Jason1Sky

@Consequence09 covers the youth climate movement. We're US focused, but will be covering all the youth related content coming out of Copenhagen.

TckTckTck Austrailia covers Copenhagen with a focus on the Australian delegation, and also issues relating to ETS and the current political upheaval around climate change in Australia

Link TV generally covers current events that need or may inspire action.

Lists

GreenPeace is promoting that people follow their list for a updates from all of the individuals attending

Four Global Voices bloggers (Ghana, Kenya, Brazil, Maldives) are going to be Tweeting from this list

twitter.com/chinadialogue will focus on the events as they relate to China
twitter.com/zhongwaiduihua is for a Chinese language audience

Tan Copsey is covering the negotiations with a focus on REDD, politics and tech