International climate conferences

This section explores the efficacy of international climate conferences, treaties and summits for preventing and mitigating the onset of climate change and the efficacy of these political agreements as climate change advances as a component of daily life worldwide.

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International climate conferences

November 9, 2010 Access to information, International climate conferences

Beketov found guilty of slander as persecution of journalists covering Khimki clear cutting continues

A Russian court Wednesday convicted of slander journalist Mikhail Beketov, who is confined to a wheelchair and has brain damage after a […]

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November 7, 2010 Access to information, International climate conferences

Russian Presidential Rights Council calls for stiffer penalties for assaulting journalists

Quickly on the heels of a major reproach from an international journalists’ rights group, the Russian Presidential Council for Civil […]

November 4, 2010 Climate change, International climate conferences

Climate financing a hot topic

The United States pledged $100 billion for climate mitigation measures at December’s COP15 climate negotiations in Copenhagen but […]

November 3, 2010 Access to information, International climate conferences

Press rights group ‘outraged’ over treatment of editor who publicised the Khimki Forest issue

An international journalists’ rights organisation has expressed “outrage” over the treatment of a Russian newspaper editor whose […]

November 3, 2010 Access to information, International climate conferences

Radical change in Russian environmental policy need for ecological modernization – and the public must lead the way

ST. PETERSBURG – Ecological modernization encompasses change in the ecological policies of the state as a result of which at least three […]

International climate conferences

International climate conferences

Beketov found guilty of slander as persecution of journalists covering Khimki clear cutting continues

Russian Presidential Rights Council calls for stiffer penalties for assaulting journalists

Climate financing a hot topic

Press rights group ‘outraged’ over treatment of editor who publicised the Khimki Forest issue

Radical change in Russian environmental policy need for ecological modernization – and the public must lead the way

Joint Paper: Laying the Foundations for a Net Zero Society

Policy Brief: Recycled Carbon Fuels in the Renewable Energy Directive