From failure in Copenhagen to a real climate deal
Public support for action to protect the planet from dangerous climate change has never been bigger than in recent months. People around the world – as well as many businesses and governments – clearly want to tackle what is probably the biggest challenge of our times.
However, WWF sees a lot of confusion now about the [...]
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Good move: South Africa surprises Copenhagen with peak pledge
WWF today commended the announcement by South Africa that President Jacob Zuma will attend the UN climate negotiations in Copenhagen and bring with him South Africa’s contribution towards the global effort to reduce emissions. The announcement included a timeline for the country’s emissions to peak and decline – the first such commitment offered by a [...]
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COP15: Time to act on calls from millions of people
Leaders from around the world have the unique opportunity in Copenhagen to act on calls of tens of millions of hopeful people who asked for a fair climate deal that can help save this planet from a devastating threat.
Everyone, rich and poor, black and white, northern or southern, wants a climate deal in Copenhagen. It [...]
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WWF’s Copenhagen Opening Press Release: TWELVE DAYS TO SAVE THE PLANET!
The climate conference in Copenhagen is the best opportunity to agree on a climate deal that can save the planet from devastating climate change. We need to take it.
After months of preparations the time has finally come. Tens of thousands of negotiators and politicians are gathering in Copenhagen, and millions of people from around [...]
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Way forward: Let’s find the missing gigatons