India on the way to COP21: Double game and mixed reaction Published: 27 October 2015 After submitting India’s INDC, some organizations raise the question, how coal expanding power and reduction of CO2 can go hand in hand.
India on the way to COP21: Germany and the cooperation with India Published: 20 October 2015 A strong partnership with long-term expectations: Germany’s chancellor, Angela Merkel has just visited India on 4th of October.
India on the way to COP21: Catching up with China Published: 20 October 2015 The prime minister wants India to grow as fast over the next 20 years as China has over the past 20. Does that mean Chinese levels of pollution?
India on the way to COP21: Voices from outside Published: 20 October 2015 When will the least developed countries be heard? South Asian meet raises pitch against climate change.
India on the way to COP21: Discussing the stormy times of preparation Published: 20 October 2015 The challenge of an unbalanced balance: Stormy atmosphere within the back-room talks of the last meeting in Bonn before attending Cop21.
India on the way to COP21: Discussing climate justice Published: 20 October 2015 Paris climate deal should be "pragmatic": Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar is calling for climate justice and sustainable lifestyle.
India on the way to COP21: Discussing climate exiles Published: 20 October 2015 Preparing for the climate exiles. Why we need to talk about refugees in a wider sense with the link to new mechanism on Loss and Damage.
After COP 19 in Warsaw – Checkmate for international climate politics Published: 3 December 2013 The UN climate conference in Warsaw was the COP with the lowest expectations ever and lived up to that in every respect. What were the issues discussed and decisions taken? Who is to blame for the stalemate? By Lili Fuhr, Liane Schalatek, Katarzyna Ugryn and Wanun Permpibul
"The world is waiting for a climate agreement" Published: 25 November 2013 Dr. Adil Najam is a leading global expert on issues related to developing country environmental policy, especially climate change. In this interview he speaks about his expectations for the COP19 in Warsaw. He underlines the importance of international agreements and calls for immediate action. By Jelena Nikolic
Where’s the Money? The Status of Climate Finance Post-Copenhagen Published: 28 May 2010 When the dust settled after the near failure of the UNFCCC climate talks in Copenhagen, the issue of climate finance seemed strangely to have been one of the few areas, where despite all procedural and political misgivings, real progress was made. By Liane Schalatek, Neil Bird and Jessica Brown By By Liane Schalatek, Neil Bird and Jessica Brown
